Vertaling van "Communications sector protocols " (Engels → Nederlands) :

The Commission assessed the impact of the proposed concentration on the semiconductor devices sector and in particular in the market for XDSL chipsets (which is a generic name for a group of digital communication protocols which allow high-speed data communication over twisted pair copper wires) and for ADSL chipsets.

This Protocol shall be implemented in accordance with the common market organization in the beef and veal sector, which, however, shall not affect the obligations entered into by the Community under this Protocol.

Should the safeguard clause in Article 8(1) of the Annex be applied in the beef and veal sector, the Community will take the necessary measures to maintain the volume of exports from the ACP States to the Community at a level compatible with its obligations under this Protocol.

The European Community undertakes to implement adequate provisions to give full effect to the application in the tuna sector of the value tolerance rule, provided for in Article 4(2) of Protocol 1 of Annex V. To this end, the Community will submit by the date of signature of this Agreement the conditions under which the 15 % non-originating tuna may be used pursuant to this Article.

In the framework of the 1977 European Union/Syria cooperation agreement and financial assistance given by the Community through the third and fourth Financial Protocole (1986-1996), the Commission approved a 9 million ECU grant to support Syria's private sector development.

- environmental education and training in order to support the objective of improving employability of the active population; - activities in the search for new sources of jobs and innovations, inter alia in SMEs, particularly in the field of nature protection and management, clean technologies, waste management, energy saving and efficiency and renewable energies and in other areas by pursuing, for example, knowledge-intensive activities and commercial services; - employment possibilities at local level including in the social economy and new activities and services linked to needs not yet satisfied by the market; 9. REAFFIRMS that integration of environmental considerations into policies in all ...[+++]sectors is of critical importance in achieving sustainable development and environmental improvement; in particular, prices should better reflect environmental costs; CONFIRMS the necessity of making taxation systems more employment friendly; REAFFIRMS the conclusions of the 17 June 1998 Joint Council, taking also into account the requirements of the Kyoto Protocol; 10. REAFFIRMS that special attention will be given, at an appropriate level and taking into account the principle of subsidiarity, to encouraging the use of fiscal instruments to achieve environmental objectives; CONFIRMS that in this context account shall be taken of employment as one of the general economic objectives of the Community; 11. REITERATES its Conclusions of 18 May 1998 which called upon the Commission to clarify the scope for taking into consideration environment issues under the existing public procurement rules, taking account of priorities attached to those issues by Member States; ". 12. ENCOURAGES the Commission to further explore actions, inter alia those outlined in the Communication on Environment and Employment and, as appropriate, submit proposals to the Council especially concerning :