Übersetzung für "to play for a draw " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

13. Points out that transport networks play a leading role in spatial planning policies; stresses the particular importance of major transport infrastructure, such as high-speed railways, in boosting local development; considers that the macro-regions and the strategies for their development have the potential to play a more active role in the implementation of a coordinated, effective and sustainable transport policy; recalls the importance of drawing up, plann ...[+++]ing and implementing joint transport infrastructure strategies, as well as the need to disseminate best practices in the field of transport; stresses that EU citizens and enterprises will be direct beneficiaries of a single European transport area which has as its goals a reduction in the time and resources taken up by freight and passenger transport and closer integration of the markets;

22. Takes the view that the various forms of online gambling – such as rapid interactive games of chance which have to be played at a frequency of seconds, betting, and lotteries involving a weekly draw – differ from one another and require different solutions insofar as some forms of gambling afford greater opportunities for abuse than others; notes in particular that the opportunity for money laundering depends on the strength o ...[+++]f identification, the type of game and the methods of payment used, which makes it necessary, in respect of some forms of game, to monitor play in real time and exercise stricter control than is the case with other forms of game;

The initiative to create a European Law Institute – promoted by the Commission in its action plan for delivering an area of freedom, security and justice for Europe's citizens (IP/10/447) – draws inspiration from the American Law Institute, a non-governmental body that played a crucial role in developing the Uniform Commercial Code, which facilitates sales and other commercial transactions across the United States’ 50 states.

CONFIRMING that the initiatives on the external dimension of competitiveness and market access, as well as on sustainable access to natural resources and raw materials, play a crucial role in enhancing the EU’s overall industrial performance and competitiveness; CONSIDERING that the initiative on structural change should be aimed at taking advantage of the fast growth of certain high-tech sectors, and the initiative on the link between industry and services at improving the quality, productivity and value provided by services to industry, in particular Knowledge-Intensive Business Services; WELCOMING the Commission’s intention to prese ...[+++]nt initiatives on Lead Markets, Standards and Clusters by the end of 2007; RECALLING the importance of continuing the consultation process with the stakeholders in the drawing-up of the Lead markets initiative, as stated in the Council conclusions on innovation of December 2006; STRESSING that the processes of simplification and improvement of the regulatory environment and reduction of the administrative burden on enterprises, such as the CARS 21 initiative, remains a high priority, particularly since they are of great importance to SMEs; POINTING out the initiative on sustainable industrial policy and inviting the Commission to draw up a complementary Action Plan to promote sustainable production and consumption, while fostering synergies with the proposed Strategic Energy Technology Plan for the EU and the ongoing Environmental Technologies Action Plan and taking into account the impact on the international competitiveness of the EU industries, especially of Energy Intensive Industries;

Coming at a time when the key role of the European Union on the scientific and technological stage is thus being confirmed, the "European Week for Scientific Culture" and the "European Forum of Science and Technology" underline the fact that, in this area, the Union's task is not simply to draw up and implement programmes; it must also help Science and Technology to play their rightful role in European Culture".

He called on the medical profession, and related professions in the health field, to play an important role in encouraging healthy living and lifestyles and in drawing attention to risk factors and other dangers to health.