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2. Analysis of the situation in terms of strengths and weaknesses and potential for development, the strategy chosen to meet them and the justification of the priorities chosen.

Even if the different transmission platforms have their strengths and weaknesses, they serve essentially the same function, i.e. the transmission of broadcasting programmes, and there is substitutability between them both at wholesale level from the point of view of the commercial broadcasters and from the point of view of the viewers at retail level. In Germany, cable, satellite and terrestrial platforms all offer a large number of free-to-air channels which points to a certain similarity of offer.

Building on Comparative strengths in response to humanitarian situations The EU should: commit to underpinning international efforts to map and plug identified gaps in capacities, in particular related to transport, communications, logistics and surge-arrangements for responding rapidly to disaster; examine ways to strengthen its own rapid response capacity by working together building on existing comparative strengths; adhere to and promote the Military and Civil Defence Assets and Oslo guidelines; reaffirm that Military and Civil defence/protection capabilities must be deployed in a way which complements and supports the work of hum ...[+++]anitarian organisations, according to need/context for specialist tasks and support |

The increasing difficulties affecting many industrial activities appear no longer to be limited to traditional sectors with a high labour intensity, but are beginning to be observed in intermediate sectors — which constitute the established strengths of European industry — and even in some high-technology sectors.

This is corroborated by the fact that the delocalisation of industrial activities appears no longer to be limited only to traditional sectors with a high labour density, but are beginning to be observed in intermediate sectors - which constituted the established strengths of European industry - or even in some high-technology sectors, where there are indications of a delocalisation of some research activities, or in the services sector.

This is corroborated by the fact that the delocalisation of industrial activities appears no longer to be limited only to traditional sectors with a high labour density, but are beginning to be observed in intermediate sectors - which constituted the established strengths of European industry - or even in some high-technology sectors, where there are indications of a delocalisation of some research activities, or in the services sector.