Traduction de «elaborazione autonoma » (Italien → Anglais) :

data centre employee | data centre operators | data center administrator | data centre operator

bereavement support worker | family bereavement counsellor | bereavement counsellor | bereavement social counsellor

electronic data processing (1) | electronic information processing (2) [ EDP (3) | EIP (4) ]

decision-making | decision-making process | decision-making procedures

policymaking [ evidence-based policymaking | interactive policymaking | IPM | policy development | policy formulation ]

analogic transmission digital transmission | digital signal processing | DSP | signal processing

In addition, COSME will assist businesses and citizens in the following ways: 1) entrepreneurs will benefit from easier access to markets in the EU and beyond, 2) citizens who wish to become self-employed but currently face difficulties in setting up or developing their own business will receive tailored services and assistance, and 3) Member States' authorities will be better assisted in their efforts to elaborate and implement effective SME related policy reform.

The Commission is of the view that Article 290 TFEU is to be interpreted as meaning that it is autonomous in the preparation and adoption of delegated acts.

awaits with interest the implementation of a transparent, fair, credible system of local public finances, in which there would no longer be rigid practices and clientelism supporting an unbalanced system of discretionary distribution of budget resources to local communities; it would no longer be possible to influence the structure of revenues accumulated by other administrative levels; greater independence would be given to the local budget process, guaranteeing adequate revenues and enabling the collection of own taxes, which would allow resources to be managed independently and, indirectly, would make it possible to design local economic development policies; powers would be delegated by the State to local communities, accompanied by ...[+++]the necessary financial resources; procedures for financial equalisation would become true instruments to support disadvantaged communities; resources would be allocated transparently, enabling predictable financial management by all local communities; local financial autonomy would be protected from the interference of public authorities at other levels;

Another issue, relevant to the whole Union, is that consumers still do not take full advantage of the Internal Market because of lack of confidence, insufficient reference to consumer interests in framing other European policies and the weak self-organisation of consumers.