Translation of "NOW " (English → French) :

Planning Now for an Information Society: Tomorrow is too Late [ Planning Now for an Information Society ]

Now - dosing instruction fragment

NOW accounts = Negociable Order of Withdrawal

Community initiative to promote equal opportunities for women in the field of employment and vocational training | Employment-NOW | Employment-NOW (New Opportunities for Women) | Employment-NOW Initiative

Prevention now: a concept and a practice: a children's mental health publication [ Prevention now ]

Longterm Inmates Now in the Community [ LINC | Long Term Inmates Now in the Community ]

Community initiative to promote equal opportunities for women in the field of employment and vocational training | New Opportunities for Women | NOW [Abbr.]

high-level working party on the prospects for European transport between now and the year 2000

Negociable Order of Withdrawal = NOW

subject (to be now - to)

In interpreting the words ‘enforcement measures’ in Article 12(3) of Directive 76/308, which is now reflected in Article 14(2) of Directive 2010/24, the Court noted that, pursuant to Article 5 of Directive 76/308, now reflected in Article 8 of Directive 2010/24, the first stage of enforcement in the context of mutual assistance is notification to the addressee by the requested authority of all instruments and decisions which emanate from the Member State in which the applicant authority is situated and which relate to a claim and/or to its recovery, the notification having to be carried out on the basis of the information supplied by the ...[+++] applicant authority It followed that notification constitutes one of the enforcement measures referred to in Article 12(3) of Directive 76/308 and that, therefore, in accordance with that provision, it is before the competent body of the Member State in which the requested authority is situated that any action challenging that notification is to be brought

It appears from that additional information that Cambodia now affords its bicycle industry a satisfactory level of autonomy and the figures presented in its report show that a continuous fulfilment of the rule of origin allowing the use of up to 70 % of non-originating materials is now within reach.

Nearly one third of EU homes are now connected to the Internet and nearly two thirds of Europeans now have a mobile phone.

After a period of investigations and experiments worth around EUR 50 million of mainly public (but also some private) investment, GMES has now reached the stage where key decisions and actions need to be taken for its actual deployment and the practical implementation of operational services between now and 2008.