Übersetzung für "apport grevé d'affectations d'origine externe " (Französisch → Englisch) :

The Council's first-reading position, which formalises the political agreement reached by transport ministers on 15 October 2010, differs from the initial Commission proposal presented in July 2008 (11857/1/08) in particular in two points: the Commission, supported by the European Parliament in its first-reading opinion of March 2009, advocated compulsory earmarking of external cost charge revenue and the introduction of a specific congestion charge, replaced in the Council text by the possibility to modulate the infrastructure charge ...[+++] at peak hours.

Above all, the sums collected will not be generally earmarked for the budgets of the various Member States but will be allocated to make a difference in a particular sector, namely pollution, the internalisation of external costs and the construction of safer roads and infrastructure.

6. Expresses its concern that the European Court of Justice’s decisions in the recent Viking, Laval and Rüffert cases may adversely affect the exercise of fundamental rights such as the right to strike and undermine national traditions in collective bargaining and public procurement; calls on the European Commission, therefore, to restate its unequivocal commitment to upholding social rights and equal pay for equal work and to examine urgently, together with Parliament and the social partners, what changes may be needed to the Posting of Workers Directive and other legislation; calls upon the European Council to ...[+++]adopt a declaration to the effect that neither the Treaty nor EU legislation should be interpreted as affecting in any way the exercise of fundamental rights as recognised in the Member States, in ILO Conventions Nos 87 and 98 and in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, including the right to take industrial action;

11. Regrets that the poorest developing countries will be hit earliest and hardest by climate change, even though they have contributed little to the causes of the problem; regrets that more than one quarter of the world's population has no access to modern energy services; stresses that the Millennium Development Goal of halving the proportion of people living on less that USD 1 a day by 2015 will not be achieved without access to affordable energy services; stresses that, in order to move the developing world onto a sustainable path, it is more urgent than ever for the developed countries to honour their existing commitments to double aid flows by 2010; suggests donors and multilateral development institutions mains ...[+++]tream and support adaptation to renewable energy technologies throughout their assistance to developing countries;

Honourable senators, I thank you for your patience with me, but I would be all the more grateful if, in the coming months, you would consider with an open mind and solely out of a concern for the common good the political program the government is putting before us in an effort to reduce Canadians' concerns, ensure balanced development in all regions, provide solutions to the challenges facing us, be they internal or external, and, finally, keep this great country we are so attached to whole for future ...[+++]generations.

The costs for the Chancery project in New Delhi increased over the initial 1988 estimate because of significant scope changes (e.g., necessary renovations and improvements to the mechanical and electrical systems in the original chancery to accommodate the addition), increased on-site management costs (i.e., a site manager was sent to Delhi and assigned to the project full time) as well as additional travel costs due to closer management and control being exercised over the project by the Ottawa-based project manager.