Vertaling van "resultant cutting force " (Engels → Nederlands) :

cutting force | cutting load | shearing load

cutting force | cutting resistance

B. whereas the European Commission failed to adequately assess the root causes of the current crisis, including the architectural flaws and goals of the EMU; whereas the debt burden that has resulted from these flaws is massively disproportionate, with some countries still profiting while others have been forced into serious depression; whereas the Commission continues to pursues neo-liberal and austerity-oriented policies; wher ...[+++]eas these policies have resulted in rising unemployment, poverty, deep wage cuts, a higher pension age and lower public spending in areas such as education, culture and health; whereas this policy will continue to compress demand and pave the way for the introduction of a radical privatisation programme;

4. Underlines the fact that institutional restraint has, considering the level of relevant inflation rates, resulted in reducing the EP budget in real terms; recalls that this was made possible through strict budgetary planning and control, the strong commitment of its responsible committee and work reorganisation, notably cuts in travel-related budget lines, reduced length and number of missions, increased use of video-conferencing and optimised translation and interpretation services; recalls that already agreed structural reforms, some of which apply since 2011, are estimated to allow annual savings of approximately EUR 29 million – with a further saving of EUR 10 million in the forecast interest rate on real estate financing over futu ...[+++]re years made possible by prepayments – despite the need to absorb the increase of competences and the added costs of 18 additional Members resulting from the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty and the preparation for Croatia’s accession;

28. Points out that, since the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, the protection of financial interests has also been the responsibility of the Member States; emphasises the European Court of Auditors' finding that the management and control systems in some of the Member States are not fully effective; recalls furthermore, that wrongly spent structural funding amounting to billions of euros has not yet been recovered; notes that DG REGIO’s current annual report cannot declare the legality and regularity of the Member States' ex ...[+++]penditure, because some Member States have not complied with their obligation to submit their reports on time; points out that, as a result of the Member States’ ongoing under-financing of the EU budget, Parliament may be forced to identify negative priorities among EU projects, and subsequently to cut their budgets;

28. Points out that, since the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, the protection of financial interests has also been the responsibility of the Member States; emphasises the European Court of Auditors' finding that the management and control systems in some of the Member States are not fully effective; recalls furthermore, that wrongly spent structural funding amounting to billions of euros has not yet been recovered; notes that DG REGIO's current annual report cannot declare the legality and regularity of the Member States' ex ...[+++]penditure, because some Member States have not complied with their obligation to submit their reports on time; points out that, as a result of the Member States' ongoing under-financing of the EU budget, Parliament may be forced to identify negative priorities among EU projects, and subsequently to cut their budgets;