acceleration clause

"5a. Articles 4, 5, 6 and 7 do not apply to any restriction on the enforcement of financial collateral arrangements or any restriction on the effect of a security financial collateral arrangement, close out netting or set-off provision that is imposed by virtue of Title IV Chapter IV or V or of Article 77 of Directive 2013/xx/EU [RRD], or to any such restriction that is imposed by virtue of similar powers in the domestic law of a Member State to facilitate the orderly resolution of any entity referred to in paragraph 2(c)(iv) and (d) which is subject to safeguards at least equivalent to those set out in Title IV Chapter VI of Directive 2 ...[+++]013/xx/EU [RRD]";

It is not that we do not have the tools to control some of the pandemics that exist around the world, such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and so on, but we do not seem to want to use the proactive tools to stop the continued conflicts in imploding nations and failing states, which lead to mass atrocities and abuses that create a situation in which we guarantee a future pandemic and the risk to our countries because of conflicts in far-off lands.

53. Calls for a multi-tiered safety net extended to cover all sectors, comprising a combination of tools such as public and private storage, public intervention, market disruption instruments and an emergency clause; calls for private storage and public intervention to be permitted for specific sectors where market disruptions are of limited duration; calls furthermore for a market disruption instrument and an emergency clause to be established for all sectors in common, making it possible for the Commission, under certain circumstances, in the event of crises to take action over a limited period of up to one year, which should be more ...[+++] efficient than hitherto; considers therefore, that a special reserve budget line which could be swiftly activated should be made available in future EU budgets to provide a rapid reaction tool in the event of severe crises in the agricultural markets;

52. Calls for a multi-tiered safety net extended to cover all sectors, comprising a combination of tools such as public and private storage, public intervention, market disruption instruments and an emergency clause; calls for private storage and public intervention to be permitted for specific sectors where market disruptions are of limited duration; calls furthermore for a market disruption instrument and an emergency clause to be established for all sectors in common, making it possible for the Commission, under certain circumstances, in the event of crises to take action over a limited period of up to one year, which should be more ...[+++] efficient than hitherto; considers therefore, that a special reserve budget line which could be swiftly activated should be made available in future EU budgets to provide a rapid reaction tool in the event of severe crises in the agricultural markets;