Übersetzung für "Scale paper " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

Developing industrial biotechnology and industrial scale bio-process design for competitive industrial products and sustainable processes (e.g. chemical, health, mining, energy, pulp and paper, fibre-based products and wood, textile, starch, food processing) and its environmental and health dimensions, including clean-up operations.

As has been mentioned in various European Parliament resolutions, in particular the Resolution of 15 June 2006 on inshore fishing and the problems encountered by inshore fishing communities, and the Resolution of 25 February 2010, on the Green Paper on Reform of the Common Fisheries Policy, small-scale fishing should be the subject of differentiated treatment, with management systems and models adapted to its specific characteristics and problems.

5. Recalls the need for an EU White Paper on security and defence, based on systematic and rigorous security and defence reviews conducted by the States according to common criteria and a common timetable, which would define the Union's security and defence objectives, interests and needs more clearly in relation to the means and resources available; emphasises that the White Paper should also define areas in which, and conditions under which, greater civilian-military cooperation is desirable to help achieve those objectives; takes the view that the EU White Paper should identify explicitly opportunities for the pooling of resources a ...[+++]t EU level, as well as national specialisation and capability harmonisation, in order to achieve large economies of scale;

5. Recalls the need for an EU White Paper on security and defence, based on systematic and rigorous security and defence reviews conducted by the States according to common criteria and a common timetable, which would define the Union's security and defence objectives, interests and needs more clearly in relation to the means and resources available; emphasises that the White Paper should also define areas in which, and conditions under which, greater civilian-military cooperation is desirable to help achieve those objectives; takes the view that the EU White Paper should identify explicitly opportunities for the pooling of resources a ...[+++]t EU level, as well as national specialisation and capability harmonisation, in order to achieve large economies of scale;

5. Recalls the need for an EU White Paper on security and defence, based on systematic and rigorous security and defence reviews conducted by the States according to common criteria and a common timetable, which would define the Union's security and defence objectives, interests and needs more clearly in relation to the means and resources available; emphasises that the White Paper should also define areas in which, and conditions under which, greater civilian-military cooperation is desirable to help achieve those objectives; takes the view that the EU White Paper should identify explicitly opportunities for the pooling of resources a ...[+++]t EU level, as well as national specialisation and capability harmonisation, in order to achieve large economies of scale;

5. Considers that reform of the common fisheries policy should take into account three aspects: first, deep sea fishing, which, in addition to the contribution it can make to the development of coastal areas, should be seen as a commercial activity designed to provide the Community market with the raw materials it requires, second, small-scale, artisanal coastal fishing, where the main focus should be on maintaining socio-economic activity in regions highly dependent on fisheries, and third, aquaculture, an important pillar of the CFP which is increasingly helping to meet the growing demand for fishery products on the Community market; regrets the lost opportunity, as part of the Green Paper ...[+++], of carrying out a genuine analysis of the current state of dependency on fishing in the various European regions and their development in recent years, the poor methodology used, the failure to use homogeneous data and the absence of many parameters which are fundamental for defining regions' dependency on this economic sector; stresses that this analysis is vital before the CFP is revised;