Traduction de «Contact stabilisation » (Anglais → Français) :

contact stabilization [ contact stabilization process | contact-stabilization process | contact stabilisation process | contact stabilisation ]

economic stabilisation [ economic stability | economic stabilization | Economic stability(ECLAS) ]

deliver stabilisation care in an emergency | deliver stabilisation care in emergency | provide stabilisation care in an emergency | provide stabilisation care in emergency

market stabilisation [ improvement of market conditions | market regularisation | market regularization | market stabilization | stabilisation of prices | stabilization of prices | price stabilization(UNBIS) ]

budgetary stabiliser [ agricultural stabiliser | agro-budgetary stabiliser | budgetary stabilizer ]

area of contact | bearing surface | contact face | contact point | contact surface | ground contact | surface of contact

sliding contact [ wiping contact | self-cleaning contact | self-wiping contact | wipe contact ]

normally open contact [ a-contact | a contact | front contact | make contact ]

advise on contact lense care | give advice on contact lenses | advise on contact lense maintenance | advise on keeping contact lenses clean

inaugurate contact with sellers | initiating contact with sellers | begin contact with sellers | initiate contact with sellers

24. Appreciates the constructive approach of the Serbian Government to relations with neighbouring countries, since this has enabled substantial progress in both regional cooperation and closer relations with the EU, and urges Serbia to continue to build on its good-neighbourly relations; calls on Serbia to promote good-neighbourly relations and the peaceful settlement of disputes, which includes promoting a climate of tolerance and condemning all forms of hate speech or war-time rhetoric and refraining from gestures such as publicly welcoming the return of individuals convicted of war crimes; notes that outstanding disputes and issues, in particular issues of border demarcation, succession, return of cultural goods and disclosure of Yugo ...[+++]slavian archives should be resolved in line with international law and established principles, including through implementation of legally binding agreements, inter alia the agreement on succession issues, and that bilateral disputes should be addressed in the early stages of the accession process in accordance with international law; highlights Serbia’s constructive role in the framework of the ‘Berlin Process’ and the Western Balkan Six initiative and its connectivity agenda; welcomes other initiatives focused on the future of the Western Balkans, in particular the Brdo Process, which proves to be an important framework for cooperation in both political and technical fields, and takes the view that concrete cooperation in areas of mutual interest can contribute to the stabilisation of the Western Balkans; welcomes, in this respect, the first Serbia – Bosnia and Herzegovina joint ministerial meeting, which took place on 4 November 2015 in Sarajevo; calls on Serbia to further promote the stabilisation and institutional strengthening of Bosnia and Herzegovina through its existing contacts and good-neighbourly relations with the country; reiterates its call on the Serbian authorities to initiate further measures for cross-borde ...

Contacts to the illegal drug scene and living from illegal income were equally reduced (also during the first 6 months stabilised since).

30. Recalls that the objectives of cooperation with the EaP countries should be to establish a closer strategic partnership, strengthen people-to-people contacts between the EU and EaP countries, establish networks of social ties with a view to further integration, and support modernisation and pro-European orientation beyond mere stabilisation;

More broadly, the Commission is using all available instruments to strengthen the rule of law, including through its regular monitoring, in particular through the joint bodies under the Stabilisation and Association Agreements, assessment missions and structured dialogues; through its reporting, especially the progress reports; through financial assistance, with a major focus on rule of law under IPA II; through institution building, Taiex, twinning, and peer reviews, which bring judges, prosecutors and other experts in law enforcement, border management and migration from the Member States into direct ...[+++]contact with their counterparts.