Übersetzung für "diffuse target " (Englisch → Französisch) :

And what we would commend to you is practical targeted things that would strengthen the independent retail sector, probably in the area of technology, diffusion, and professional development, and things that would assist the independent publishing sector, technology diffusion, and financing.

5. RECOGNISES that decision-making in our societies, not least by the business community, requires a long term global policy perspective to inform investment, guide the development of the appropriate regulatory framework and stimulate investment in technology development and diffusion; NOTES, in view of the global emissions reductions required and if allowance is made for an increase in aggregated greenhouse gas emissions from developing countries in pursuit of sustainable development goals, the necessity of significantly enhanced reduction efforts by all developed countries, in accordance with the principle of common but differentiated ...[+++] responsibilities and respective capabilities, in the medium term to be able to meet the long-term emission reduction challenge; EMHASISES the need of proposing medium and long term strategies, including targets at the March 2005 (Environment) Council as a contribution to the 2005 Spring European Council consideration of medium and longer term emission reduction strategies, including targets, taking into account the Commission's report on costs and benefits.

10. RECOGNISES that there is a need for additional policies to arrive at a low greenhouse gas emitting economy, thereby improving competitiveness e.g. by building competitive advantage in new technologies; ACKNOWLEDGES the need of further increase of energy efficiency, where appropriate, by improving standards; STRESSES the need to significantly enhance investments in research and development with regard to low carbon emitting energy technologies, concerning i.a. energy efficiency and renewables and diffusion of existing and new technologies; STRESSES also the role of the forthcoming EU framework programme on technology research 2007- ...[+++]2013 in this context; WELCOMES the process to develop a strategy for addressing the medium and long term time frame for renewable energy beyond 2010 as contained in the (Energy) Council conclusions of November 2004; ACKNOWLEDGES that the Cardiff process needs to be further pursued, in particular with respect to the integration of climate considerations in other policy areas, since thereby co-benefits are often achieved; STRESSES its concern regarding the increase in emissions from the transport sector; VALUES the input from other Council formations to the integration of climate considerations in other policy areas; EMPHASISES its intention to further develop the European Union emissions trading scheme (EU ETS) and in that respect LOOKS FORWARD to the first review of the EU ETS in 2006; RECALLS its intention to consider establishing links with other emissions trading schemes to develop an efficient global emissions trading market; INVITES the European Commission to develop a strategic framework on climate change measures and technologies (eliminating barriers) under the ECCP, building inter alia on the Commission’s report on costs and benefits as requested by the 2004 Spring European Council, in order to enable decision-making on ways and means to meet a future EU target.

However, the increasingly diffuse nature and technological sophistication of the targets and threats means that the service must continually upgrade its capacity to lawfully intercept the communications of its targets in order to stay ahead of the curve.

The Council believes that international partnerships, in particular the European Union Energy Initiative, the Mediterranean Renewable Energy Program (MEDREP) and the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP), and the international conferences on renewable energies, such as the Conference on Renewable Energy on the Market held in Soenderborg, Denmark, September 2003, and the International Conference for Renewable Energies that will be held in Bonn from 1-4 June 2004 and the initiative of the Netherlands to host the Conference on Energy for Development in 2004, are important in view of providing clear visions about the role of renewable energy and energy efficiency systems and sustainable energy policies for developing countr ...[+++]ies, and to elaborate on programmes of action to foster the diffusion of climate friendly technologies and to consider a policy framework with long-term commitments. In this context, the Council welcomes also the opportunity provided by the European Conference for Renewable Energy to be held in Berlin on 17-19 January 2004 to examine targets for renewable energies in promoting renewable energy strategies and to develop and discuss the elements of a concrete action plan for the EU and other European partner countries.

Serious efforts have to be targeted on enhancing knowledge diffusion, upgrading human resources and promoting organisational changes that will drive science, technology and innovation efforts further.