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Emerging economies ................................................................................................................78

Industry.....................................................................................................................................78

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Integrity ....................................................................................................................................79

Well-being................................................................................................................................ 80

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25/10223

EN: Integrating national energy markets would make it easier for EU countriesto help each other when supplies are threatened.

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EN: Paragraph 1 shall not apply to claims relating to contracts or transactions,

with the exception of any bond, financial guarantee or indemnity, inrespect of whichthe persons or bodies referred to in that Paragraph prove


33/10231

to a court in a Member State that the claim was accepted by the partiesprior to the adoption of the measures imposed by Regulation (EC)No 423/2007, and that those measures have had no effect on the existenceor content of the claim.

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be returned.


37/10235

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EN: An authorization shall be valid for the entire national territory unless, andin so far as the national legislation permits, the applicant seeks permissionto carry out his business only in a part of the national territory.

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EN: It shall cover the entire class, unless the applicant desires to cover onlypart of the risks pertaining to such class, as listed in point A of the Annex.

BG: , , , 2 ,

, .EN: The name of a Member State or of a third country, or the adjective derived

from that name, may not be used in combination with the sales descriptionreferred to in paragraph 2 of point D, unless the product is produced inthe territory of that Member State or third country and is made exclusively

from grapes harvested and processed into wine in that same territory.

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EN: He shall carry out the instruction, unlessit constitutes a breach of criminallaw or of the relevant safety standards.

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EN: The arrangements set out in this recommendation and the plans forparticipation shall apply between Contracting Governments unlessotherwise agreed between them.


38/10236

BG: , , 2, , 7 91/414/.

EN: Information submitted by the notifier but which has not been requested, orwhich has not been submitted before the end of the time period referred toin paragraph 2, shall not be taken into account unlessthis information hasbeen submitted in accordance with Article 7 of Directive 91/414/EEC.

BG: , ARTEMIS, (E, E) 2343/2002, .

EN: The financial rules applicable to the ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking may notdepart from Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 2343/2002, unless specificallyrequired for its operating needs and subject to prior consent of theCommission.

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FR: Il sest aperu quil ignorait la valeur des produits.

BG: , . (:.)

FR: Le matre leur a rappel quils devaient faonner la parole comme unmatriau.

BG: , . (:.)

FR: Marie sest demande si son amie taitsrieuse.


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FR: Elle a soulign que son mari avait promis de revenir aussitt que possible.BG: , -

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FR: Jean a rappel Pierre quil lavait invit djeuner et quune promessetait une promesse.

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FR: Je supposais que tu avais reu des instructions.BG: , . (:.)

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FR: Nous parlerons de tout cela quand nous nous connatronsmieux.

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FR: Tant que vous serezen France, nous ne nous reverrons plus.BG: , . ( :

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FR: Ils le fliciteront quand il viendra.

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Futur antrieur

FR: Lorsque le roi auradcidde briser la rvolte, il tiendra emmener surplace lun de ses fils.

BG: , .

FR: Je ne serai pas tranquille tant que la dernire colonne naura pas trige.

BG: , .

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41/10239

FR: Il se demandait si ce drame mettraitun terme ses rves.

BG: . (:.)

FR: Grce au rapport alarmiste de ses collaborateurs, le gnral savait que lesFranais seheurteraient une forte rsistance.

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42/10240

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43/10241

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awareness raising //;

benchmarks , ,,

bottlenecks . /(, , );. , , (, )

broker

(honest ~ );

(power ~ )

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intermdiaire,

mdiateur (impartial);

business to business (B2B) / /, /(,,)

climate change

communicate

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cost-effective , (.);,(,)

critical

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intersectoriel,


45/10243

EN BG FR

decision-makers ,

decision-making positions /

deliverables (. ),

delivery ,

e-government ,,(, )

empowerment

(civil/women's ~ )

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autonomisation (des

femmes),

responsabilisation

environmental

externalities

(internalisation of ~ )

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externalits

environnementales;

cots

environnementaux

externes;

effets externes surl'environnement

excellence( ~ in research/

communication skills/

innovation/ business;

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externalities /(. environmental externalities )

fair trade /


46/10244

EN BG FR

health check

( ~ of the CAP)

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integrate , ,

interoperability

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structure/processes)

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low-carbon, knowledge-

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47/10245

EN BG FR

outcomes ()

outputs ()

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48/10246

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scoreboard / ,,

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49/10247

Honest broker

1. BG:(, )

FR:(honnte) intermdiaire, mdiateur (impartial)

The Commission only intends to act as a facilitator and an 'honest broker',i.e. bringing interested parties together without interfering with the substance.

In these instances, a neutral 'honest broker' role of the Commission can greatlycontribute to building better working relationships between the parties and theachievement of ambitious goals.

2. BG:() ; ;

FR:arbitre (impartial)

The Agency can be used as an honest broker to ensure that all member states areworking on the same basis.

ower broker = someone (person) who has a lot of influence, especially inpolitics, and uses it to help other people gain power and/or to steer a politicalbalance.

The new power brokers: How oil, Asia, hedge funds, and private equity areshaping global capital markets

Critical

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EN: The decision-making process shall be examined to identify criticaldecisionpoints or items of data for which uncertainties could lead to a falseclassification of risk.

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EN: 2009 will be a criticalyear for efforts to combat climate change.

BG: 2009 . .


50/10248

EN: It has also shown the critical importanceof Russia to European stability.

BG: [] .

Performance (indicators)

1. ( ) / /

2. environmental performance (indicators), qualityperformance (indicators), competitive performance (indicators) ,, . /, /

Visibility

the visibility of the Community action

with a view to strengthen the visibility of gender issues

These criteria shall be applied in such a way as to enable the selection of plannedactions or work programmes which the Commission can be confident will complywith its objectives and priorities and guarantee the visibility of the Community

financing.

The cost-benefit analysis shall take into account a number of factors such as

identification of the tasks justifying outsourcing [], proximity of outsourcedactivities to final beneficiaries, visibility of the Community as promoter of theCommunity programme concerned []

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The need for increased ownership (of somebody of/over sth both mentionedbefore) at all levels of governance has been recognised as one of the key factors ofsuccess.

National ownership of the Strategy, which lies at the core of its existinggovernance, should be further enhanced.


51/10249

'The Lisbon Paradox' and the ownership of the Lisbon Agenda

other stakeholders to take responsibility and ownership of any policy

the establishment of sustainable and effective policing arrangements underPalestinian ownership in accordance with best international standards

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EN: The Commission through its various programmes and policies iscommitted to fostering women entrepreneurship as part of the so-called'mainstreaming' of equal opportunities between men and women.

FR: travers ses diffrents programmes et actions, la Commission s'estengage promouvoir l'entreprenariat des femmes au titre de l'intgrationde l'galit des chances entre hommes et femmes dans l'ensemble des

politiques de la Communaut.

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53/10251

EN: mainstreaming the question of refugees in national, regional andmultilateral development agendas

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communication

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digital rights

management

(DRM)

downloading,

download

, ()

tlchargement

tlcharger (un

fichier),

()

e-authentication /

e-metering .

e-referral

eSignature

feed (RSS feed) (RSS) fil de syndication,fil RSS, fil denouvelles RSS

file-sharing

frequency band (!)

hands-free () ,

mains libres .

hotspot

input

instant messaging

.

light emitting

diode (LED)


56/10254

EN BG FR liquid crystal

display (LCD)

login , ouverture de

session,connexion

. /

,

logout , fermture desession,

dconnexion

Idem

malicious

software

(malware)

operating system . Windows

output , ();

,

peer-to-peer

(P2P) networks

.

RSS feed RSS

RSS reader RSS agrgateur RSS,lecteur de flux

RSS

search engine moteur derecherche

(.

)

site , site

spyware logiciel espion,mouchard


57/10255

EN BG FR tab onglet (

) (),

,,

top

(top of the page)

top level domain

(TLD)

. COM, BG, EU

update ,

actualiser ,

upgrade ,,-

mise niveau,

mettre niveau(Trados6.0) ()

uploading,

upload

tlchargement,tlversement,

parfoistlchargervers l'amont, vers

le serveur

,.

USB key, USB

(flash) drive

USB, , USB /

cl USB

user-friendly convivial

web page,

webpage

page Web ,.

website , site Web Idem


58/10256

EN BG FR WiFi, Wi-Fi

IATE.

EUROPA,DGT DG COMM:

http://ec.europa.eu/ipg/design/library/templates/index_en.htm

'Legal Notice', 'Last update' .


59/10257

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, . , , . (If I had the money, I would leave for the Comoros). , If-:

The second alternative package consists of a set of measures that are centredaround an extended Integrated Package. This option would integrate a set ofinstruments to extend the scope of mandatory actions and link them with voluntaryactions. The use of incentives by Member States would be further harmonisedwithout prejudice to the rules of the Treaty, in particular State aid rules, andinternal market barriers for eco-industries would be identified. The difference tooption 2 is that this option places greater emphasis on mandatory requirements.

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,


60/10258

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(.. )

, , . - , , . , .

EN: The need for more effective regional policies to address commonchallenges in support of sustainability by minimising the negativeexternalities of enhanced economic integration, maximising the positive

synergies between economic integration and sustainable growth, andspreading the benefits and costs of regional integration more evenly

BG: - ,

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61/10259

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, , . , , -, , :

EN: Consideringthat no valid reason could be identified which would justify toapply a different profit margin to the Libyan exporting producer, and in theabsence of any more appropriate information, it was decided to apply atthe definitive stage this same profit margin to the Libyan producer in orderto establish normal value.

BG: , , - ,.

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(, ,) , , , . (1), , (2), , , (1): . (1) (2) , .. ,.

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EU law ( ).

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62/10260

. EU, , . ( -!) ,. .

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EN: t the end of any deadline fixed in the financing agreements forconclusion of the legal commitments referred to in point (a) of the first

subparagraph, the authorising officer responsible shall decommit theunused balance of the corresponding financial commitments.

BG: , , ), .

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63/10261

, . , .

EN: These criminal activities are in permanent evolution.

BG: ,

.

EN: The growing vulnerability to sth for sb

BG: ,

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(-) . -:

EN: As regards Kosovo, MFA has the function of a safety net, insuring thebudget against risks lying outside the control of policy makers in a

situation where the budget is the only macroeconomic tool available to thegovernment and Kosovo currently is not in a position to accessinternational capital markets.

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64/10262

EN: EPAs need to build upon and foster existing regional integrationprocesses.

BG: . ( : .)

EN: In the run-up to and at the donor's conference

BG: (:)

THE LETTER SAYS

the report shows, the survey says,, , ..., .... , . , . , ..., ..., ...

(, , ,),

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, , , .. , , . -.

The seminars in Prague and Brussels focused on consular protection in crisis situations,

where as the seminar in Strasbourg was on the role of Member States consulates inside theEU. : , .: , .

The Statement of Objections took the view that ISO standard 6166 was developed at theinternational level as a public service to the financial services industry.


65/10263

: , ISO 6166 . : ISO 6166...

The Statement of Objections considered that the cost recovery principle provides a strongand useful indication for the assessment.: , .:,

The Statement of Objections expressed the concernthat licensing fees are unfair. : , .

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66/10264

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http://publications.europa.eu/code/bg/bg-5000500.htm. , . , , , , . .

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67/10265

II: .

, , HOWEVER, THEREFORE, THUS, CONSEQUENTLY, FIRSTLY,SECONDLY,LASTLY, , .

It is said that water pollution is one of the greatest evils in this country.

It is true that more and more factories are being built along this stretch of theriver and that a certain amount of waste will inevitably be discharged into theriver.

However, in all the discussions that I have had with these firms' representatives, Ihave not found one who does not have a responsible attitude to environmental

protection.

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HOWEVER

HOWEVER , ,

. , HOWEVER, . There will be no more pay increases this year. That is for sure. We have, however,

agreed to carry out a full review of pay and conditions.

, , . , . . . , .

- HOWEVER . .


68/10266

HOWEVER .

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, .

AND

, AND, . AND , ,.

EN: Despite rising growth in most EU countries, the figures are alarming:poverty threatens 16 % of the population, one European in five lives insub-standard housing, one in ten live in households where nobody works,andthe proportion of early school leavers is over 15 %.

BG: - : 16 % , , , , , 15 %.

EN: Everyone can participate: competitions are organised in many fieldsranging from entrepreneurship, science and technology, the environmentand health to journalism, regional development and culture. Some areopen to individuals, while others target businesses, scientific teams ororganisations, andmany focus on young people and schools.

BG: , , ,

.

EN: Overall, approximately 40 000 people took part in the six transnationalPlan D projects in person andhundreds of thousands are estimated to haveparticipated virtually via the Internet.

BG: 40 000 .

BG: 40 000 ,

.


69/10267

WHILE

WHILE , ,

: While she dressed the salad, I laid the table nicely.

WHILE WHEREAS. - :

EN: A gradual shift is taking place in this area: rural development programmescontinue to grow (accounting for over 12.5bn, up 1.6%), while direct

subsidies to farmers are decreasing.

BG: : ( 12,5 . , 1,6 %), .

EN: While 2006 saw a substantial increase in aid, EU aid figures for 2007dipped to 46 billion (though the EU is still the biggest donor in theworld).

BG: 2006 . , 2007 . 46 . (-).

EN: While many stay put because they are satisfied with their current situation,others are put off by the red tape involved in moving abroad, which iswhere the new action plan should make a difference.

BG: , , , ,

. WHILE

. WHILEIN SPITE OF THE FACT THATALTHOUGH,:

EN: While globalisation has generated new growth and developmentopportunities, many Europeans fear its negative social impact.

BG: , .


70/10268

EN: While good intentions abound, these are not borne out in practice. Instead,it would appear that Europeans are looking to governments to take thelead.

BG: , . , , .

-:

BG: , . ,, .

INDEED

-, INDEED,.

, - . ? . :

It was not expected to last long, and indeedit took less than three weeks.

She should have no trouble hearing him. No indeed.

, , , . INDEED:

The idea is attractive to many men and indeedto many women.

, 'Thank you very much, indeed''Very well done indeed!'.

- INDEED , ,. , , . , -, -, -. .


71/10269

,,, INDEED , , , . :

EN BG

The Commission has put in place abusiness continuity plan, designed to ensure the

smooth running of its services, in the event of a

major disruption. Indeed, procedures have been

set up to facilitate and speed up urgent

expenditure (and continue collection of

resources), while respecting the rules laid down in

the Financial Regulation and Implementing Rules

applicable to the general budget of the European

Communities.

, . ( ), , , .

However, in reality, inter-branch bodies

carry little weight in the cotton sector, and their

activity is limited to ensuring their members

access to additional aid. Indeed, in Spain, there is

only one inter-branch organisation covering

10 000 hectares of cotton crops.

. , 10 000 .

The consequences of the uncontrolled

circulation of conventional weapons are central to

four of these five challenges. Indeed, theuncontrolled transfer of arms contribute to a

worsening of terrorism and organised crime, and

are a major factor in triggering and spreading

conflicts, as well as in the collapse of State

structures.

. , .

INDEED, , ,(!) .

EN BG

Such definition would indeedbe too broad

and this is the reason why the listing approach

was preferred.

.


72/10270

EN BG

Since, as explained above, the Commission

believes that the Agreements fall within the CCP

and thus in the sphere of exclusive competence of

the Community, it follows quite logically that the

afore-mentioned provisions are indeedappropriate and sufficient legal bases.

, -, , ,

, .

? , INDEED.

EN BG

The Commission has put in place a

business continuity plan, designed to ensure the

smooth running of its services, in the event of a

major disruption. Indeed, procedures have been

set up to facilitate and speed up urgent

expenditure (and continue collection of

resources), while respecting the rules laid down in

the Financial Regulation and Implementing Rules

applicable to the general budget of the European

Communities.

, . ( ), , , .

However, in reality, inter-branch bodies

carry little weight in the cotton sector, and theiractivity is limited to ensuring their members

access to additional aid. Indeed, in Spain, there is

only one inter-branch organisation covering

10 000 hectares of cotton crops.

. , 10 000 .

With increased deployment of renewable

energy sources, we can expect to see the cost of

renewable energy continue to fall over time, in a

pattern similar to information technology.

Indeed, costs have already fallen significantly inrecent years.

- ,

. .

It should be noted that the investigation

also showed, as stated by some other parties in

their submissions, that EMD imports from the

PRC are currently not an alternative for users,

especially in the small cell battery sector. Indeed,

switching from one EMD source to another (so-

called qualification) is time- and finance-

intensive.

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73/10271

EN BG

The consequences of the uncontrolled

circulation of conventional weapons are central to

four of these five challenges. Indeed, the

uncontrolled transfer of arms contribute to a

worsening of terrorism and organised crime, andare a major factor in triggering and spreading

conflicts, as well as in the collapse of State

structures.

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, .

SOMEANY()

SOME ANY , , .

EN: whereas electricity generation and consumption account for 30 % ofman-made carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and some 35 % of primaryenergy consumption in the Community;

BG: ,

30% (CO2), , 35% ;

ANY , :

EN: The construction of any building in a free zone shall require the priorapproval of the customs authorities.

BG: .

- SOME , ANY . , . :

EN: Any person satisfying the conditions laid down in paragraph 2 may,subject to the limits laid down in paragraph 3,

BG: , 3, ,2,


74/10272

EN: Any person wishing to operate a customs warehouse must make a requestin writing

BG: , ,

EN: This ensures better application of the decisions taken by the out-of- courtbodies, but it means that you need someguidance when you want to makea cross-border complaint.

BG: - , , , , / .

EN: We haven't got anysugar.

BG: . / .

EN: Have you got anyideas?

BG: ? / ?

SOME, ANY.

, , , SOME:

Would you mind getting somebread while you're at the shops?

Shall I bring somedrinks to the party?

ANY, ,:

He neverdoes anygood deeds.

She rarelyhas anyfood to offer us.

They neglectedto offer anyadvice.

Just do it withoutanyfuss or bother!

SOME ANY .

If they need some/anymore supplies, they should just tell us.

SOME ANY SOMEBODY/ANYBODY, SOMEONE/ANYONE,SOMEWHERE/ANYWHERE,SOMETHING/ANYTHING:

He never does anythingbad. I need somewhereto sleep.


75/10273

Do you know anyonewho could help us?

LINGUIST

, , , , , . . LINGUIST, DGT- . PHILOLOGIST , FRENCHSTUDIES,SPANISH STUDIES. .

LINGUIST:noun

1. a person skilled in foreign languages.

2. a person who studies linguistics.

PHILOLOGY:noun

[mass noun]the branch of knowledge that deals with the structure, historicaldevelopment, and relationships of a language or languages.

(chiefly N. Amer.)literary or classical scholarship.

Derivatives: philologian noun philological adjective philologically adverbphilologist noun.

POLICY

( ) POLICY (). policywords policy step, policy action, policy measure, policy response, policy initiative, , - , , POLITICALpolitical level, political decision, political stability, political figure.

+1 = -(-1)

, , . . , :

simple =

many =

http://www.plainenglish.co.uk/30 . , http://www.cc.cec/translation/clear_writing/index_en.htm


76/10274

for a short time =

low =

small =

easy =

failure =

recently =

, ., . , , , .

:

EN: However, it is important that the Council and the European Parliamentalign with the principles and spirit of the simplification exercise by keepingthe adopted proposals as simple as possible and by speeding-up thedecision-making process so that the benefits can be enjoyed by business,citizens and public administrations.

BG: -, ,

-.

. , :

Little attention is given to the need to integrate cross-cultural exchanges in theprogramme. The opportunities for study trips to help such exchanges are fewandno funding has been set aside.

, LITTLE FEW

, .

ONE IN TEN

- , , - . , - .

EN: This means that almost one child in fourin the European Union is already

overweight or obese and the number of cases is rising by more than400 000 a year.


77/10275

BG: , (. ) , 400 000 .

EN: Whereas 33% of them would accept any job, if it met certain conditions,such as stability and a good salary, onlyone in tenwould accept any jobwithout such conditions.

BG: 33 % , , , (. ) .

EN: However, even if one in twoEuropeans welcomes the opportunity to workabroad (according to a Eurobarometer survey), few of them actually move.

BG: (. ) ( ), .

IN A CERTAIN MANNER / IN A GIVEN WAY

, IN A CERTAIN MANNER /

IN A GIVEN WAY , LY.. , in an agitated manner, in a sad way, in an abrupt way, in a

fairy-like way.

:

EN: The planning of transport infrastructure in the Alps must be accomplishedin a coordinated, concerted manner.

BG:

(. ).

EN: Information relating to pre-tactical and tactical aspects of airspaceavailability shall be provided to all interested parties in a correct andtimely wayso as to ensure an efficient allocation and use of airspace by allairspace users.

BG: , , (. ), .


78/10276

!

EN: In the framework of the present investigation, it was necessary to calculatea dumping margin in a more precise manner.

BG:

-.

EN: An application for access to a document shall be made to the ECB in anywritten form, including electronic form, in one of the official languages ofthe Union and in a sufficiently precise manner to enable the ECB toidentify the document.

BG: , , , .

BG: , , , , .

IF WE'RE TO BE HAPPY

First, Second and Third Conditional, IF e . :

EN: If the EU is to achieve its long term climate change objectives, muchcleaner coal technologies and a significant reduction of CO2emission willbe necessary.

BG: , -CO2.

EN: If the EU is to pursue the objective of a high share for renewable energy

in 2020, it is necessary to consider how.BG:

2020 ., .

EN: If the EU is to mount a serious effort to achieve a much higher renewableenergy share, it seems essential to continue a target based approach.

BG: - , , .

, .


79/10277

, , ? / / ?

IFIF

,,. in order to, ,,, ,,, ,, . .

EN: If the EU is to meet these challenges, progress towards gender equalitymust accelerate, and gender mainstreaming must be strengthened in all

policies and in particular in the areas identified in this Roadmap.

BG: , , -, .

EN: Further cooperation and coordination of aid is clearly essential if the EUis to make a marked contributionto achieving the MDGs.

BG: , -.

EN: Construction remains a particularly dangerous sector requiring extraeffort by all players if implementation of Directive 92/57/EEC is toimprove significantly.

BG: , , 92/57/ .

GOOD FOR YOU

- , . :

The Guardian: It's official: Chocolate is good for you

Chocolate reduces the risk of stroke or heart attack by increasing flow of blood around thebrain and lowering blood pressure, study finds.

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, : Good for you, good for the environment.


80/10278

Good for you :Ive passed the exam! Good for you!(!)

EMERGING ECONOMIES

www.businessdictionary.com Rapidly growing and volatile economies They promise huge potential for growth but also pose significant political, monetary, and

social risks.

IATE Countries considered to be in a transitional phase between developingand developed status and moving from a closed to an open market economy.

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Europe's World (2011 .) BRIC countries (, , , ) 'emerging markets (not only a bit inappropriate but quite possibly insulting)

growth markets

INDUSTRY

industry/industries . , , - .:

Forwarding industry - Housing industry - Service industry - Air transport industry -

Fishing industry - European banking industry

- - - / - -

Persons and industries - National body covering all industries

- , /


81/10279

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ON THE UNDERSTANDING THAT

UNDERSTANDING , with the condition that, providing. :

We provide salt in these locations on the understanding that it is used forhighway purposes.

Funding for returners to practice will be made available to employers only onthe understanding that the returner will take up a contract of employment oncetheir period of supervised practice and registration is completed.

, , / , / , . .

on the understanding that , . . [] , .:

The strategy must also be clearly based on the understanding that sustainable development isnot a zero-sum game where there can only be winners and losers.

INTEGRITY

, integrity.

, moral, adj./n. morals,n.pl., morality, n. ( ) . , , .

Barbara Rayner: Integrity in business is crucial

Robin Cook: a politician of integrity whose passing is a great loss

The voice may be stilled, but his combination of intellectual rigour and honesty, long since abandoned by our Prime Minister, stands as areminder to those of us who sometimes doubt that the words "integrity" and "politician" can co-exist.

Jacques Rogge: Sport's integrity is being eroded by cheats. We have to act now


82/10280

Julian Knight: Integrity isn't just the absence of corruption

Honesty, integrity, fun what Charles Wheeler stood for lives on

Integrity, ,, territorial integrity, fire integrity, data integrity .. / .

WELL-BEING

Cambridge Dictionary well-beinge the state of feeling healthy and happy.

- , . , Eurlex:

Communication from the Commission - Halting the loss of biodiversity by 2010 - and beyond- Sustaining ecosystem services for human well-being

Compulsory Turkish military service for males resident in the EU Member States and theadverse effect thereof in terms of integration in their country of residence and psychologicalwell-being

well-being , ?(. ) , . , , (.. , , ), :

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well-being - ,(-, well-being).


83/10281

THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS

Subject First!

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EN: [A draft of this report] [was published] [for consultation] [on thewebsite of DG Enterprise and Industrys Pharmaceuticals Unit] [on30 May 2007].

BG: [ 30 2007 .] [ ] [ ] [] [].

EN: [Voluntary common GPP criteria] [will be set] [for services and for thoseproducts for which mandatory levels, as foreseen under Section 2.3, willnot, or have not yet, been established].

BG: [, , 2.3,] [ ] [

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EN: [Effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties] [must be imposed] [on both clients and project supervisors] [where they fail to meettheir obligations].

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84/10282

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85/10283

Anna Novak (CS-DE) BG 13 Fichtnergasse, Wien (EN-BG)

, Augustin dek (EN-CS) Gymnzium Frdlant n.O., Frdlant n.O. Reti Maria Vahtrik (FR-ET) Gustav Adolfi Gmnaasium, Tallinn

Andra Cancellieri (ES-FR) Lyce Fesch, Ajaccio (EN-EL) ,

Gyenes Bertalan (EN-HU) Fazekas Mihly Fvrosi Gyakorl ltalnosIskola s Gimnzium, Budapest

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86/10284

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2008 amending Council Regulation (EC) No 423/2007

concerning restrictive measures against Iran

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87/10285

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88/10286

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89/10287

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90/10288

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HU, MT, NL, PL, PT, RO, SK, SL, FI, SV

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91/10289

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92/10290

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93/10291

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94/10292

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95/10293

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96/10294

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97/10295

In order to [...], the power to

adopt acts in accordance with

Article 290 of the Treaty on

the Functioning of the

European Union should be

delegated to the Commissionin respect of [...].

[] 290

[...]

It is of particular importance

that the Commission carry out

appropriate consultations

during its preparatory work,

including at expert level.

,.

The Commission, when

preparing and drawing-up

delegated acts, should ensure asimultaneous, timely and

appropriate transmission of

relevant documents to the

European Parliament and to

the Council.

.

The Commission shall be

empowered to adopt delegated

acts in accordance with Article

a concerning [].

[]

ArticleX

Delegqtionofpow

ers

Where, in the case of [],

imperative grounds of urgency

so require, the procedure

provided for in Article []

shall apply to delegated acts

adopted pursuant to this

Article.

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The power to adopt delegated

acts is conferred on the

Commission subject to theconditions laid down in this

Article.

.

1

Article

Exerciseofthedelegation

The delegation of power

referred to in Article[s] ... shall

be conferred on theCommission for an

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indeterminate period of time

from the [].

, [].

2The delegation of power

referred to in Article[s] ...shall

be conferred on theCommission for a period of X

years from the [].

,

()..., , [].

The Commission shall draw up

a report in respect of the

delegation of power not later

than nine months before the

end of the X-year period.

--

The delegation of power shall

be tacitly extended for periods

of an identical duration, unless

the European Parliament or the

Council opposes such

extension not later than three

months before the end of each

period=

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3The delegation of power

referred to in Article[s] ...shall

be conferred on the

Commission for a period of Xyears from the

, ()...,

, .. .

The delegation of power

referred to in Article[s] [].

may be revoked at any time by

the European Parliament or by

the Council.

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A decision of revocation shall

put an end to the delegation of

the power specified in that

decision.

.

It shall take effect the day

following the publication of

the decision in the OfficialJournal of the EuropeanUnionor at a later datespecified therein.

-, .

It shall not affect the validity

of any delegated acts already

in force.

, .

As soon as it adopts a

delegated act, the Commission

shall notify it simultaneously

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to the European Parliament

and to the Council.

.

A delegated act adopted

pursuant to Article[s] []

shall enter into force only if no

objection has been expressedeither by the European

Parliament or the Council

within a period of [2 months]

of notification of that act to the

European Parliament and the

Council or if, before the expiry

of that period, the European

Parliament and the Council

have both informed the

Commission that they will not

object.

, () [],

, [] , , .

That period shall be extended

by [2 months] at the initiative

of the European Parliament or

the Council.

[] .

Delegated acts adopted under

this Article shall enter into

force without delay and shall

apply as long as no objection

is expressed in accordance

with paragraph 2

, ,,

2The notification of a delegatedact to the European Parliament

and to the Council shall state

the reasons for the use of the

urgency procedure

.

Either the European

Parliament or the Council may

object to a delegated act in

accordance with the procedure

referred to in Article a(5).

,

, 5.

ArticleB

Urgencyprocedure

In such a case, the

Commission shall repeal the

act without delay following the

notification of the decision to

object by the European

Parliament or the Council

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