Translation of "Print-and-turn imposition " (English → French) :

work-and-turn imposition [ print-and-turn imposition | half-sheet work | work-and-turn | print-and-turn ]

half-sheet work | print-and-turn imposition | work-and-turn imposition

work-and-tumble imposition [ work-and-flop imposition | work-and-roll imposition | print-and-tumble imposition | work-and-tumble | work-and-flop | work-and-roll | print-and-tumble ]

print-and-tumble imposition | work-and-flop imposition | work-and-roll imposition | work-and-tumble imposition

front-and-back imposition | print-and-back imposition | sheetwise imposition | work-and-back imposition

work-and-back imposition [ front-and-back imposition | print-and-back imposition | sheetwise imposition | work-and-back | front-and-back ]

work-and-turn | work and turn | work and turn imposition layout

half-sheet work | half sheet work | work and turn | print and turn

BW. whereas, despite the fact that the laws were amended in 2011 following negotiations with the European Commission and in May 2012 further to the decision of the Constitutional Court of December 2011 overturning several provisions as unconstitutional regarding the content regulation of the printed press, the protection of the sources of journalists, the requirement of data provision, and the institution of the Media and Telecommunications Commissioner, the OSCE Representative on freedom of the Media has deplored the fact that several amendments were introduced and adopted at short notice without consulting stakeholders and that fundamental elements in the legislation have not been improved, notably the appointment of the president and mem ...[+++]bers of the Media Authority and Media Council, their power over content in the broadcast media, the imposition of high fines and the lack of safeguards on the financial and editorial independence of public broadcasters;

BV. whereas, despite the fact that the laws were amended in 2011 following negotiations with the European Commission and in May 2012 further to the decision of the Constitutional Court of December 2011 overturning several provisions as unconstitutional regarding the content regulation of the printed press, the protection of the sources of journalists, the requirement of data provision, and the institution of the Media and Telecommunications Commissioner, the OSCE Representative on freedom of the Media has deplored the fact that several amendments were introduced and adopted at short notice without consulting stakeholders and that fundamental elements in the legislation have not been improved, notably the appointment of the president and mem ...[+++]bers of the Media Authority and Media Council, their power over content in the broadcast media, the imposition of high fines and the lack of safeguards on the financial and editorial independence of public broadcasters;

The full disclosure of provisional measures, which in turn triggers the possibility to comment extensively on all aspects of such measures, would continue to be given, as under the current system, at the time of imposition.[6] Thus calculation errors could be corrected before the imposition of provisional measures which would increase the accuracy of the measures but without delaying the adoption process.

It is expected that the imposition of measures will restore effective and fair trading conditions on the Union market. That would, in its turn, have a further positive impact on its economic situation and profitability.