far-reaching implication [ far-reaching effect ]

king-size sheet [ king bed sheet | king sheet ]

king-size bed | king bed | king-sized bed

extreme long shot | E.L.S. | XLS | extreme wide shot

very large transport aircraft | VLTA | VLTA aircraft | very large capacity transport | VLCT

very long baseline interferometry | very long base-line interferometry | very-long-baseline interferometry | VLBI [Abbr.]

Very Large Telescope | VLT [Abbr.]

super-high power laser | SHPL [Abbr.]

2. Asks the Commission to bear in mind that, given the size and scope of the transatlantic economy, the implications of TTIP will go far beyond the bilateral relationships and will undoubtedly impact on developing countries, as this mega-trade deal is likely to shape global trade rules and set new standards; requests the Commission to commission an independent study of TTIP’s impact on developing countries and on the future sustainable development goals, once the provisions of TTIP are clearer, as the wording of the negotiating mandate is so general that the possible spillover effect on developing countries is still difficult to predict ...[+++];

If nothing is done, most of the increase will fall on roads leading to very negative consequences in terms of congestion, the environment, safety and quality of life. If nothing is done, Europe will not be connected, and it will pay the price of a failing infrastructure on its potential for growth.

F. whereas the persistent economic crisis has a severe impact on the lives of young people in terms of their wellbeing and social inclusion, employment, access to housing, health, education and training, cultural activities, leisure and sports, and is leading to an unprecedented lack of opportunities for young people in the EU; whereas there is a serious risk of having a ‘lost generation’ in a significant part of Europe; whereas this alarming situation requires urgent measures, policies and action as well as structural reforms; whereas the deteriorating economic conditions may, especially in countries heavily hit by the crisis, lead young people to involuntary migration, which can be made ...[+++] manifest in the form of a massive ‘brain drain’ that reduces the growth, development and innovation potential of the country of origin over the medium to long term;

F. whereas the persistent economic crisis has a severe impact on the lives of young people in terms of their wellbeing and social inclusion, employment, access to housing, health, education and training, cultural activities, leisure and sports, and is leading to an unprecedented lack of opportunities for young people in the EU; whereas there is a serious risk of having a ‘lost generation’ in a significant part of Europe; whereas this alarming situation requires urgent measures, policies and action as well as structural reforms; whereas the deteriorating economic conditions may, especially in countries heavily hit by the crisis, lead young people to involuntary migration, which can be made ...[+++] manifest in the form of a massive ‘brain drain’ that reduces the growth, development and innovation potential of the country of origin over the medium to long term;