Traduction de «CDP » (Anglais → Français) :

hybrid SPC/CDP antifouling [ hybrid SPC/CDP antifouling paint ]

comprehensive disarmament plan | CDP

common depth point | C.D.P. | CDP | common-depth-point | multiple coverage

compressor discharge pressure [ CDP ]

Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec [ CDP | Quebec Deposit and Investment Fund | Deposit and Investment Fund ]

controlled depletion polymer antifouling [ CDPAF | CDP antifouling | soluble matrix antifouling | soluble matrix antifouling paint | controlled depletion polymer antifouling paint ]

Committee for Development Planning | CDP [Abbr.]

compact disc player | CDP [Abbr.]

comprehensive disarmament plan | CDP [Abbr.]

common security and defence policy [ CDP | CEDP | CESDP | common defence | common defence policy | Common European Defence Policy | Common European Security and Defence Policy | CSDP | ESDP | European Security and Defence Policy ]

coordinating the implementation of the Capability Development Plan (CDP) and any successor thereto.

evaluating, against criteria to be agreed by the Member States, the capability commitments given by the Member States, inter alia, through the CDP process and the CDM and any successor thereto.

37. Welcomes the adoption by the November 2014 Council of the EDA capability development plan (CDP) setting out the 16 priorities for capability development; welcomes, also, the EDA’s work through the collaborative database (Codaba) identifying the scope for cooperation among Member States and thus paving the way for the initiation of various forms of cooperation; urges the Member States, in developing their military capabilities, to pay due regard to these tools; calls for the strict avoidance of duplication of initiatives already underway elsewhere and for greater attention to be paid to the identification of ways in which real valu ...[+++]e can be added;

37. Welcomes the adoption by the November 2014 Council of the EDA capability development plan (CDP) setting out the 16 priorities for capability development; welcomes, also, the EDA’s work through the collaborative database (Codaba) identifying the scope for cooperation among Member States and thus paving the way for the initiation of various forms of cooperation; urges the Member States, in developing their military capabilities, to pay due regard to these tools; calls for the strict avoidance of duplication of initiatives already underway elsewhere and for greater attention to be paid to the identification of ways in which real valu ...[+++]e can be added;