Examples of using Priority network in English and their translations into Slovak
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Possible incorporation of a'priority network'?
A priority network would bring past achievements and current and future challenges of TEN-T policy closer together.
A single layer consisting of priority projects, possibly linked to each other in a priority network;
Would this kind of priority network approach be better than the current priority projects approach?
Such a network could include both a priority network and a conceptual pillar, thus reflecting the need for flexibility and market orientation.
Climate change objectives should first andforemost guide any approach towards the development of a possible priority network.
A- geographically defined- priority network should ensure continuity of the current priority projects and build on them where justifiable.
Overall, EUR 1.4 billion additional financial means will be available for CEF transportgrants to finance cross-border transport infrastructure for priority networks in the EU.
It will support infrastructures with a European and Single Market dimension,targeting EU support on priority networks that must be implemented by 2020 and where European action is most warranted.
And thus also to enhance the economics of TEN-T projects of high Community interest,the current priority projects approach could evolve towards a priority network approach.
The facility will support infrastructures with a European and Single Market dimension,targeting EU support on priority networks that must be implemented by 2020 and where European action is most warranted.
National governments are responsible for establishing infrastructure, but the Committee urges the Commission todesign a more binding implementation framework, including adequate penalties, for development of the"priority network".
A dual-layer structure with the comprehensive network and a core network comprising a-geographically defined- priority network and a conceptual pillar to help integrate the various transport policy and transport infrastructure aspects.
The geographically defined priority network should in the Committee's view consist of genuinely multimodal axes which interconnect major economic and population centres and link these centres with the main nodes such as sea and inland waterways ports, and airports.
The Committee urges the Commission to put in place a more binding implementation framework, including adequate penalties, for the development of the"priority network" and for interoperable traffic management systems.
Ensure cost-effective and timely implementation of key priority network infrastructure in the energy, transport and ICT sectors, as identified in the Energy Infrastructure Package, the White Paper for Competitive and Sustainable Transport10 and the Digital Agenda for Europe.
The Committee agrees with the Council that this should be a two-layer structure with a comprehensive network anda core network comprising a geographically defined priority network and a conceptual pillar to help integrate the various transport policy and infrastructure aspects.
This includes a"priority network"(starting from the current priority project approach) which links up and extends as necessary major trans-national axes, important nodes as inter-modal connecting points(ports, airports, freight terminals, etc.) and major European action in the field of ITS;
We note that, after the vote on the draft report by the Transport Committee, an alternative resolution has been proposed which supports option two,a single-layer network with priority projects or a priority network only, and therefore without a comprehensive network. .
Key priority network needs covering all of Europe have been identified by the Commission in the revised TEN-T guidelines(to be adopted in September 2011), in the Energy Infrastructure package(COM(2010) 677) endorsed by the European Council on 4 February 2011 and in the Digital Agenda for Europe(COM(2010) 245) respectively.
(7) EMPHASISES that, in order to ensure optimal integration of transport infrastructure development and common transport policy,the coherent priority network needs to be complemented by measures in the fields of intelligent transport and traffic management systems, interoperability and technological innovation.
This priority network should be distinguished by full interoperability(i.e. implementation of European Rail Traffic Management and all other Technical Specifications in the railway sector; implementation of the Single Sky policy and the ATM Master Plan; interoperability in other ITS sectors) and, furthermore, target agreed capacity standards for all infrastructure components involved.
At its meeting on 11 and 12 June 2009, the Council of Ministers took the position that all current TEN-T priority projectsshould be an integral part of a coherent priority network bringing together both infrastructure already completed or under construction and projects of common interest.
As a result, in case of excessive delay in the realisation of a priority network infrastructure in a State, planning and authorisation of US inter-federal infrastructure is now decided at federal level by the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission(FERC) providing the priority projects are not authorised in due time at the State level.
Define forms, methods and rules of financing to ensure maximal leverage of EU budget contributions in attracting public and private investments for projects with a European andSingle Market dimension, in particular priority networks that must be implemented by 2020, and where European added value is most warranted including, where appropriate, those crossing the EU borders.
(6) CONFIRMS that the methodology for the establishment of such a coherent priority network should take account of criteria such as effects on transnational traffic flows, territorial cohesion and economic development, spatial planning, environment/climate change, connection to neighbouring countries INVITES the Commission to develop such a methodology, at the latest at the beginning of 2010, as a basis for the elaboration of its proposal for the Guidelines' revision;
Increase the leverage of EU funds- by defining forms, methods and rules of financing that can ensure maximal leverage in attracting public and private investment for projects with a Europeanand Single Market dimension, in particular priority networks that must be implemented by 2020 and where European added value is most warranted including, where appropriate, those that may take place in third countries;
(5) Without prejudice to the final outcome of the review of the TEN-T Guidelines, AGREES that all current TEN-T priority projectsshould be an integral part of a coherent priority network which brings together infrastructure already completed or under construction and projects of common interest, and which is multi-modal, with due attention being given to nodes(ports, airports) and inter-modal connections(such as connections between rail, inland waterways, ports and airports);
Network Priority.