land use [ utilisation of land | Soil management(ECLAS) ]

non-use value [ preservation value | non-user value ]

value to the firm [ deprival value | entity-specific value | value to the business ]

user value | utilisation value | utilization value | useful value | value in use

examination of the range of costs of developing and utilising new energy resources

units measured at the boundary of the user's premises

stock exchange [ stock market | Stock market(STW) ]

use of outer space [ peaceful use of outer space | space exploration | space exploration(UNBIS) ]

3. Values: Using trade agreements as levers to promote sustainable development and European values such as human rights, fair and ethical trade and the fight against corruption.

While third countries are allowed to use default values, Union producers are required to use actual values where they are higher than the default values, or a report has not been submitted by the Member State, thereby increasing their administrative burden.

28. Emphasises that bioeconomy policies must be better designed to ensure a cascading use of biomass; calls, in this respect, for the development of a legal instrument that will pave the way for a more efficient and sustainable use of this precious resource; stresses that such an instrument should establish a cascading use principle in the ‘pyramid of biomass’, taking into account its different segments and strengthening it at its highest levels; points out that such an approach would lead to a hierarchical, smart and efficient use of biomass, to value-adding applications and to supporting measures such as coordination of research alo ...[+++]ng the whole value chain;

This structure could result in potential inconsistencies within the Union, such as: (i) two Member States using country-specific half-lives for a third country that differ from one another; or (ii) one Member State using country-specific half-lives for another Member State that differs from what it uses for itself.