Exemplos de uso de Beekeeping sector em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Increase in the EU support for the beekeeping sector.
In 2010, the beekeeping sector suffered massive losses and bee stocks declined considerably.
Therefore, we must make sure that the beekeeping sector receives support beyond 2013.
It is for this reason that I welcome the fact that Parliament has today agreed to support the beekeeping sector in the future.
The health of the beekeeping sector is a sensitive issue given the fundamental role of bees for pollination.
The European Commission andMember States should support the beekeeping sector, which is facing major challenges.
The Danish delegation of the Socialist Group in the European Parliament has voted against the resolution concerning the situation in the beekeeping sector.
These measures seem to be giving positive results in the beekeeping sector, both for Member States and for beekeepers.
We make it clear where the problems lie. The specific solutions that we are proposing have been worked out in very close cooperation with the beekeeping sector.
It is therefore very worrying that the beekeeping sector continues to report that the mortality rates are astonishingly high.
An agricultural policy which reversed this trend, in addition to the measures indicated above,would significantly help to solve the problems in the beekeeping sector.
Naturally, representatives of Latvia's beekeeping sector, who produce honey of very high quality, consider this proposition absurd.
It is also essential, however, to take account of the forthcoming enlargement of the European Union andto provide for an increase in the budget allocated to the beekeeping sector.
I agreed with this report because the beekeeping sector plays a strategic role in society, providing a public service of environmental value.
Parliament gave its opinion on the report on 13 December(3),stressing the need to protect the beekeeping sector and integrate it more into Community policies.
It is clear that, at the moment, the beekeeping sector and its operations cannot be replaced and are the only way of maintaining biodiversity on target.
The Commission has launched a number of initiatives to address the concerns of the beekeeping sector, and other actions are already in the pipeline.
The conclusions drawn from these reports show that the measures provided for by Regulation(EC)No 1221/97 should be adapted to the current situation in the Community beekeeping sector.
By adopting the resolution on the situation in the beekeeping sector, we are taking a further step towards strengthening and improving the state of this sector. .
I also voted in favour because I agree with the Commission guaranteeing that common agricultural policy aid to the beekeeping sector will be increased after 2013.
Whatever happens, we should continue to support the beekeeping sector beyond 2013 and also make sure that in future, we have both enough bees and enough beekeepers to care for them.
On 28 April 2003, the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development organised, at the request of Mr Souchet and myself,a hearing on the problems encountered by the beekeeping sector in Europe.
It would be worth considering the introduction of a special support system for the beekeeping sector, in view of its highly beneficial impact on the natural environment.
The beekeeping sector, which is an important source of employment and income in rural areas, is also at risk due to the recent increase in bee mortality and bee diseases.
Parliament should therefore call on the European Union to increase its support for the beekeeping sector, seeing that the common agricultural policy is to be renewed.
I will echo comments about the beekeeping sector, but I would remind colleagues that the wild bumble bee population across Europe is also in a similar- and very grave- situation.
I voted for the proposal for a regulation,because I believe that the enlargement of the European Union must not fail to take account of the changes that will necessarily affect the beekeeping sector, and that an increase in the budget allocated to it is justified.
In writing.- In 2010, the European Year of Biodiversity, the beekeeping sector throughout the world is gravely threatened, registering losses 100 to 1 000 times worse than normal.
As far as I am aware, she has been talking about bees now for quite a long time so I am glad to see that this resolution put forward by the Committee on Agriculture andRural Development has given Parliament a chance to debate the problem currently facing the beekeeping sector.
In November 2008,the European Parliament also adopted a resolution on the situation in the beekeeping sector which called on the Commission to put in place specific actions and to make sure these actions were coordinated.