Übersetzung für "ec proposal " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

23. Highlights the fact that in 2011 the Commission received 64 reasoned opinions within the meaning of Protocol No 2 on the application of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality, which represents a considerable increase in comparison to 2010; notes, however, that these 64 reasoned opinions represented barely 10 % of the total of 622 opinions forwarded to the Commission by national parliaments in 2011 within the terms of the political dialogue in question; also draws attention to the fact that no Commission proposal received a sufficient number of reasoned opinions to trigger the ‘yellow or orange card procedures’ under the ...[+++] Protocol; notes, however, that on 22 May 2012 a ’yellow card procedure’ was for the first time triggered by a Commission proposal (proposal for a Council regulation on the exercise of the right to take collective action within the context of the freedom of establishment and the freedom to provide services, i.e. the proposal for the ‘Monti II’ Regulation); stresses that the Commission withdrew the proposal, not because it considered the principle of subsidiarity to have been infringed upon, but because it realised that the proposal was unlikely to gain enough political support in Parliament and the Council to ensure its adoption;

Tourism Number of applications to funding Percentage of SMEs (and trend) in applications for tourism-related funding opportunities Number of entities adopting European Tourism Quality Label Number of destinations adopting the sustainable tourism development models promoted by the European Destinations of Excellence || Number of applications to funding (to all calls for proposals) in total: around 75 per year (average for 2011) Up to date, no calls for proposals were directly addressed to SMEs Up to date no entity adopting European Tourism Quality Label (action in elaboration) Number of European Destinations of Excellence awarded in total ...[+++] 98 (on average 20 per year – in 2007-10, in 2008-20, in 2009-22, in 2010-25, in 2011-21) || Number of applications to funding (to all calls for proposals) in total: more than 100 per year 30% of calls for proposals directly addressed to SMEs Coverage of 50% of the evaluation schemes eligible to participate in the European Tourism Quality Label 200 and more destinations adopting the sustainable tourism development models promoted by the European Destinations of Excellence (up to 30 per year).

The Commission proposal draws chiefly on Directive 2003/6/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 January 2003 on insider dealing and market manipulation (the Market Abuse Directive). However, the proposal also includes certain provisions designed to reinforce that directive, which take their inspiration from amendments that the Commission intends to propose as part of a scheduled review of it. A problem thus arises for the co-legislators, as they are being asked, in the current proposal, to approve provisions which go further than the specific legislation currently in force. Confusion and conflict could potentially result ...[+++] if the co-legislators were, by chance, to accept the Commission’s proposals in relation to the energy market regulation and then reject all or part of an identical set of proposals for revision of the Market Abuse Directive. While the risk may be theoretical, it is not fantastical.

In case the legislators reach agreement on the present proposal before there is prospect of imminent agreement on the proposal for a Regulation establishing the touring visa, the provisions in this proposal relating to the envisaged touring visa (Articles 3(7), 12(3), 18(6)) should not be maintained for adoption but be inserted later by an amendment to the Visa Code when agreement on the touring visa proposal has eventually been reached.

Nevertheless, I agree with his remarks to the effect that the Commission must ensure that industry is duly consulted before proposals are presented. This is necessary if businesses are to be able to perceive RIS technology as a market opportunity, and if they are to be able to offer it at a reasonable and affordable price.

In view of the irreversible nature of the drastic measures which the Commission is proposing, and which are nevertheless not accompanied by a detailed study of the enormous economic and social impact of these proposals, the most reasonable course of action appears to be to exclude hake from the proposal and apply alternative conservation measures (such as TACs, technical measures, rules on size, biological rest periods, fishing days, etc.) until such time as the scientific reports have been confirmed and an assessment has been made of the economic, social and regional impact of the measures in a new proposal for northern hake.