aircrew disconnect | personnel equipment connector (PEC)

quick coupler [ QC | quick-change coupling system | snap-on attachment coupling bracket ]

quick disconnect fitting (1) | quick disconnect connector (2) | quick disconnect refueling fitting (3) | quick disconnect coupling half (4) | quick-disconnect (5)

quick-connect coupling [ quick release coupling | quick-release coupling | quick action coupling | quick-action coupling | quick coupling | quick-coupler ]

quick disconnect coupling

snap coupling

quick disconnect [ Quick Disconnect ]

side on tab lug | quick disconnect terminal | quick connect terminal | quick disconnect lug | quick connect lug | quick lug

quick-connect terminal

FILL quick disconnect

Fast-start actions could cover, for example, capacity building for integrating adaptation into development and poverty reduction strategies, as well as the implementation of pilot and urgent adaptation actions as identified in national action plans; capacity building in the area of mitigation, i.e. low-emission development strategies, nationally appropriate mitigation actions, and emissions monitoring, reporting and verification; capacity-building and pilot projects for sector-wide carbon market mechanisms; readiness and pilot projects for reducing emissions from developing country deforestation, and capacity building and pilot projec ...[+++]ts in technology cooperation.

21. Notes that the gradual phasing-in of Member States to the EU Pilot system finished in June 2012 when Malta and Luxembourg signed up, and that since then the EU Pilot procedure has been fully operational in all Member States; stresses that the number of new EU Pilot procedures has gradually increased over the past three years and that the EU Pilot has so far produced remarkable results, in particular in terms of gathering information and improving specific situations causing concern to citizens, as indicated by the reduction in the number of infringement procedures opened in the past five years (from 2 900 to 1 300); calls nonethele ...[+++]ss for intensive efforts to be continued to keep citizens informed about the EU Pilot system; invites the Commission to involve petitioners in the process of EU Pilot cases deriving from petitions, in order to facilitate dialogue between the petitioners and national authorities concerned; suggests that shorter periods should be established for cases deemed urgent and where the Commission might need to act soon;

18. Points out that the increase in the number of new EU Pilot files, in particular relating to the environment, taxation, justice and customs, during the period under examination, as well as the decrease in the number of open infringement cases, point to a positive tendency in Member States as regards the implementation of EU law, demonstrating that EU Pilot has proved to be effective in achieving early resolution of potential infringements; considers, nevertheless, that more efforts should be made in the field of enforcement of EU ...[+++]law in order to strengthen its transparency and its oversight by complainants and interested parties, and regrets that, despite its repeated requests, Parliament still has inadequate access to information about the EU Pilot procedure and pending cases; notes the need to reinforce the legal status and strengthen the legitimacy of EU Pilot, and considers that this can be achieved through more transparency and greater participation by complainants and by the European Parliament;

18. Points out that the increase in the number of new EU Pilot files, in particular relating to the environment, taxation, justice and customs, during the period under examination, as well as the decrease in the number of open infringement cases, point to a positive tendency in Member States as regards the implementation of EU law, demonstrating that EU Pilot has proved to be effective in achieving early resolution of potential infringements; considers, nevertheless, that more efforts should be made in the field of enforcement of EU ...[+++]law in order to strengthen its transparency and its oversight by complainants and interested parties, and regrets that, despite its repeated requests, Parliament still has inadequate access to information about the EU Pilot procedure and pending cases; notes the need to reinforce the legal status and strengthen the legitimacy of EU Pilot, and considers that this can be achieved through more transparency and greater participation by complainants and by the European Parliament;