Vertaling van "propose improvements to artistic production " (Engels → Nederlands) :

The criterion (d) “insufficient exposure” introduces a degree of uncertainty especially for products, such as orphan drugs, for which exposure is unlikely to ever be sufficient (sufficient exposure is a very difficult threshold/ benchmark to achieve). The new proposal should not regress on improvements introduced by the previous revision of the medicines legislation which aimed at reducing the number of renewal procedures. The original wording regardin ...[+++]g the deciding authority should be maintained.

It highlighted the need for further debate geared towards more untying on the basis of further studies and documented proposals, and called explicitly for ‘a clear preference for local and regional cooperation, prioritising – in ranking order – suppliers from the recipient country, neighbouring developing countries, and other developing countries’, in order to strengthen the efforts of the recipient countries to improve their own production at national, regional, local and family level, as well as actions aimed at improving the availa ...[+++]bility and accessibility to the public of foodstuffs and basic services, consistent with local habits and production and trading systems.

As its title indicates, the proposal is aimed at improving the environmental behaviour, what could be termed the Eco-design, of energy-using products. The free movement of products meeting the requirements, the protection of the interests of consumers and the competitiveness of our economy are essential, however.

The European Commission has already taken steps in order to improve the quality of pre-contractual information available to consumers, for instance in the Standard European Consumer Credit Information Sheet, annexed to the new Consumer Credit Directive,[23] and in the Key Investor Information document, being tested for the revision of the UCITS Directive.[24] In the area of mortgages, the examination of the European Standard Information Sheet aims to improve the presentation of pre-contractual information to consumers.[25] The Commission Communication on Packaged Retail Investment Products ...[+++] proposes measures to deliver clear, comparable pre-contractual information to investors of these products.[26] The impact of these measures is to standardise the presentation of pre-contractual information in a way which makes it easier for the consumer to compare the offers of different providers.

5. In accordance with the points made in Conclusions 3 and 4 above, it shares the Commission"s criteria informing the proposed Directive, inasmuch as the numerous exemptions and tax rebates it includes will ensure the protection of certain activities that are heavy consumers of energy, renewable energies, co-generation, pilot projects for technological development, almost all national coal production, energy savings, rail transport ...[+++], natural gas and its emerging markets, agricultural energy-consuming activities and other things. Moreover, taxation partly determines the price of energy and this is an incentive to optimize energy consumption, increasing energy efficiency and improving the emission of pollutants into the air and water and reducing the generation of waste, with clearly positive effects for protection of the environment.

The four priority themes proposed at European level concern key aspects of development in rural Europe: improving the competitiveness of rural products and services through the use of new know-how and new technologies; improving the quality of life in rural areas; better promotion of local products through collective marketing approaches; enhancement and protection of the natural and cultural heritage.