Traduction de «translation of régulation de la production » (Français → Anglais) :

4. Stresses that the current food challenges call for food production to be stepped up in order to keep pace with increasing demand, while improving quality, lowering costs and ensuring greater sustainability; considers that, in order to achieve this, public policies need to be overhauled with a view to improving production and stock management methods, as well as world market regulation;

(f) to create a real level playing field in the energy sector, which enables new actors to enter the market and facilitates the introduction of new technologies and decentralised energy production; to bring about in each Member State full ownership unbundling of energy production and distribution, enhance the power of national regulators and establish an EU regulator which will focus exclusively on solving cross-border problems;

(9) Given the original function of the sugar market organisation to regulate quantities and following the recent decisions on export subsidies of the World Trade Organisation Panel and the Appellate Body on EU export subsidies for sugar, the reform of the sugar market organisation should eliminate C sugar quotas while making moderate price reductions in order to make it easier for Community economic players to make a smooth transition from export-oriented to sustainable single market-oriented production ...[+++].

EUROPA - EU law and publications - EUR-Lex - EUR-Lex - 32006D0507 - EN - 2006/507/EC: Council Decision of 14 October 2004 concerning the conclusion, on behalf of the European Community, of the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants // COUNCIL DECISION // (2006/507/EC) // Declaration by the community in accordance with Article 25(3) of the Convention // Stockholm Convention on persistent organic pollutants // ELIMINATION // RESTRICTION // UNINTENTIONAL PRODUCTION // INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS AND SCREENING CRITERIA // INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE RISK PROFILE // INFORMATION ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS

The principle should apply to all aspects of delivery and cover the definition of public service missions, the organisation, financing and regulation of services, as well as their production and evaluation, including complaint-handling mechanisms.

These amendments introduce measures intended to make it possible to draw up reliable forecasts for the market based on thorough assessment of the means of production; to establish regulatory funds in all Member States, supported by Community aid, so that any pig producer in the European Union, whether breeder or fattener, who wants to join can do so in return for a commitment to stabilise output for five years; to establish conditions for the cofinancing of these funds by producers or their producer associations and by the European Union in order to encourage producers to join; to adjust the aid payments from these funds during period ...[+++]s of crisis and finally, to commit Member States to adopting, together with the Commission, the measures which appear to them to be best suited to restoring the balance of the markets in the event of a crisis. This effort to firm up the market must take into account developments in production in each Member State and must have a bearing on producers who do not join the regulatory funds.