Translation of "main drain " (English → French) :

main drain | bottom drain | main outlet

building drain [ main drain | house drain | collection line ]

leader drain | main drain

collecting drain | collector | main drain

main reservoir drain shut-off valve

The resources allocated to research in most of the candidate countries have fallen over the last ten years and, with human potential being reduced by successive waves of the 'brain drain', the gap between the most advanced countries in the EU 15 and most of the candidate countries has grown in terms of the main features of research capacity such as human potential, the level of public and private investment and so on.

11. Warns that, if not remedied, these huge divergences, especially in the case of the younger generation, may in the long run result in structural damage to the labour market of the four countries, limit their capacity for recovery, provoke involuntary migration that further exacerbates the effects of an ongoing brain-drain, and increase the persistent divergences between Member States supplying employment and those supplying a low-cost workforce; regrets that negative social and economic developments are amongst the main motivations for young people to migrate and to exercise their right to freedom of movement;

11. Warns that, if not remedied, these huge divergences, especially in the case of the younger generation, may in the long run result in structural damage to the labour market of the four countries, limit their capacity for recovery, provoke involuntary migration that further exacerbates the effects of an ongoing brain-drain, and increase the persistent divergences between Member States supplying employment and those supplying a low-cost workforce; regrets that negative social and economic developments are amongst the main motivations for young people to migrate and to exercise their right to freedom of movement;

15. Takes the view that innovation underpins any industrial policy; calls on the Commission and the Member States to foster key technologies through an innovation-friendly and technology-neutral framework, whilst guaranteeing respect for intellectual and industrial property rights; takes the view, in this context, that public procurement can play an important role by placing more emphasis on stimulating innovation and promoting sustainable products, particularly through the development of pre-commercial public procurement, where the EU lags significantly behind its main competitors; encourages public authorities to support public acce ...[+++]ptance of new technologies on the basis of scientific evidence; considers it essential to strengthen human capital, in particular by taking steps to prevent the brain drain from Europe and by promoting the creation of clusters in innovative fields so as to guarantee growth and industrial competitiveness in the EU, notably through public-private partnerships;