Traducción de «crecimiento anómalo de tejidos » (Español → Inglés) :

(9a) The tourism sector offers vast potential for development, acts as a significant stimulus for growth, has a dense economic fabric, incorporating many SMUs, and provides large numbers of jobs.

19. Emphasises that the ORs wish to focus on a research and innovation strategy and on the growth of their business structure, particularly by promoting an entrepreneurial spirit among young people, so as to allow the development of SMEs and avoid youth unemployment; argues for the creation of technological infrastructures and Europe-wide innovation hubs, the development of projects and partnerships with Scientific and Technological System organisations and the exchange of ideas and good practices through European innovation support networks and smart specialisation such as the S3 platform, and long-term investments in the ORs, in the f ...[+++]ramework of Cohesion Funding and to ensure active participation in the flagship projects of the EU 2020 strategy; calls for the efforts made to date concerning the ORs to be pursued in order both to step up the establishment of local research facilities that are equal to their potential and to encourage and help the development of attractive, successful universities, with genuine resources and with standards equal to those of universities in other parts of the Union's territory;

O. whereas fiscal consolidation must continue in view of the high debt levels and long-term challenges to public finances, but with due account being taken of the fact that it must be a medium- to long-term objective; whereas fiscal consolidation can have negative growth and employment effects in the short term, especially in countries in recession or with marginal growth rates, compromising future growth and job-creation potential; whereas fiscal consolidation must therefore be managed in a growth-friendly manner so that it does not damage the growth and job-creation potential of the economy or its social fabric;

notes that the current crisis has led to an abnormal increase in the price of raw materials, including those used for food, which is having a drastic effect on conditions of supply to the poorest countries, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, many of which are net importers of food products.

1. Expresses its concern at the abnormally high growth in the amount of non-European textile products, especially from China, imported into the EU since the World Textile Agreement expired on 1 January 2005 and quotas were abolished, a fact which, combined with the prospect of still greater increases, will have far-reaching implications for employment in the European textile and clothing industry, a strategic sector with great potential for the future and marked by a high level of regional concentration, and one which consists primarily of small- and micro-scale enterprises and has a predominantly female workforce;

1. Expresses its concern at the abnormally high growth in the amount of non-EU textile products, especially from China, imported into the EU since the WTO Agreement on Textiles and Clothing expired on 1 January 2005 and quotas were abolished, a fact which, combined with the prospect of still greater increases, will have far-reaching implications for employment in the European textile and clothing industry, a strategic sector with great potential for the future and marked by a high level of regional concentration, and one which consists primarily of small- and micro-scale enterprises and a predominantly female workforce;