Vertaling van "Failure to take action " (Engels → Nederlands) :

infringement procedure (EU) [ declaration of an EC failure to fulfil an obligation | declaration of an EC failure to take action | EC infringement procedure | EC infringement proceedings ]

complaint to the Commission [ complaint about failure to take action ]

invoke action on food safety violations | pursue action on food safety violations | agree action on food safety violations | take action on food safety violations

History taking - action

failure to take account of observation submitted by the Member State

engine failure during take-off

benefit from setbacks through learning process | learn from setbacks | deal with setbacks | take action on setbacks

ensure maritime voyages remain incident free | plan ship voyages to ensure they remain incident free | ensure incident free execution of voyages | take action to mitigate potential incidents during ship voyages

action for failure to fulfil an obligation [ appeal against non-compliance of the State ]

1. Recognises the fact that unemployment levels in the EU peaked in 2013 and that the general economic situation remains very difficult; notes that, according to the Commission’s spring 2014 forecast, there was an increase in unemployment from 11.3 % at the end of 2012 to 12.1 % in the third quarter of 2013; notes, furthermore, with great concern the situation in the euro area, in which unemployment increased from a severe 11.3 % by the end of 2012 to about 11.9 % by the end of 2013, with the possibility that it may remain at the high level of 11.8 % in 2014; underlines the fact that the differences between Member States’ general and youth unemployment rates represent a major risk for both the EU’s economic stability and European social ...[+++]cohesion; stresses the fact that in its communication of 2 June 2014 entitled ‘2014 European Semester: Country-specific recommendations – Building Growth’ (COM(2014)0400), the Commission recognised the fact that ‘high levels of unemployment and social distress are eroding Europe’s human and social capital and call for decisive action over time’; notes the fact that the failure to take action or create a positive environment in which to boost investment and growth can lead to widespread recession;

Fines for euro area Member States: Fines apply only as a last resort and are levied for repeated failure to take action, not on the imbalances themselves.

In cases of emergency, flexibility should, exceptionally, be shown in the application of this principle, if a failure to take action would be likely to increase the risks for the Union and its citizens.

In cases of emergency, flexibility should, exceptionally, be shown in the application of this principle, if a failure to take action would be likely to increase the risks for the Union and its citizens .