pattern of political systems

change of political system

system of government [ political system ]

multiparty political system

import policy [ autonomous system of imports | system of imports ]

centrally-driven policies

... the set-aside scheme would be introduced as an additional measure closely linked to the market control policy ...

Community financial contribution towards certain expenditure incurred by the Member States implementing the monitoring and control systems applicable to the common fisheries policy

This challenge of fostering civil society and pluralism is felt throughout the neighbourhood but is particularly acute for countries engaged in fast political change or where repressive political regimes continue to stifle pluralism and diversity.

Other factors that play a role are (i) the potential scale of production; (ii) the size of the national or regional market; (iii) the infrastructure investments needed; (iv) the supportiveness of the policy regime; (v) the options for exports (EU, USA, Japan, China) and (vi) the market price of the feedstocks to be used for biofuel production.

Observes that the first-, second- and third-pillar pension schemes in Member States differ significantly from one another, that the EU lacks a set of common criteria, definitions and an in-depth analysis which would thoroughly explain the various pension systems and their capacity to meet the needs of citizens and that there is therefore a lack of transparent supervision applicable to all systems; stresses that the EU should primarily enhance the comparability of pension schemes and promote the exchange of good practices; is of the opinion that the Commission needs to make the necessary efforts to come up with a ...[+++]typology of pension systems in Member States as well as with a common set of definitions in order to make systems comparable;

This challenge of fostering civil society and pluralism is felt throughout the neighbourhood but is particularly acute for countries engaged in fast political change or where repressive political regimes continue to stifle pluralism and diversity.