Translation of "Regular foot " (English → French) :

regular | regular-footed snowboarder | regular-footed boarder | regular-footed rider | regular-footer | regular foot | left-footer

sheepsfoot roller [ sheep's-foot roller | sheep's foot roller | sheeps foot roller | sheep-foot roller | sheep foot roller | sheep foot tamping roller | sheep's foot tamper ]

immersion foot | immersion foot White | paddy foot | Trench foot | trenchfoot

sheep foot roller | sheep-foot tamping roller | sheep's foot roller | sheeps-foot roller

foot run | lineal foot | linear foot | running foot | ,linift. [Abbr.] | lifi [Abbr.]

4-foot ring [ four-foot ring | 4-foot circle | four-foot circle | 4-foot | four-foot | inner ring | inner circle | inside ring | inside circle ]

12-foot ring [ twelve-foot ring | 12-foot circle | twelve-foot circle | 12-foot | twelve-foot | outer ring | outer circle | outside ring | outside circle ]

four-foot circle | 4-foot circle | four-foot ring | 4-foot ring | four-foot | 4-foot

eight-foot circle | 8-foot circle | eight-foot ring | 8-foot ring | eight-foot | 8-foot

schedule regular machine cleaning | schedule regular machine servicing | schedule regular machine maintenance | schedule regular maintenance of machinery

During the Commission's in-depth investigation Germany agreed to modify the terms under which demand response operators can participate in the capacity reserve, in order to allow them to compete on equal footing with generation units. Costs to electricity consumers are kept down by regular, competitive tenders: The network operators will procure the necessary capacity in competitive bidding processes taking place every second year.

10. Emphasises the crucial role played by civil society in the protection and promotion of democracy and human rights; calls for the designation of contact persons for civil society and human rights defenders in EU Delegations to be completed; stresses that EU contacts with civil society should be built on a genuine partnership, including systematic, timely and regular dialogue on an equal footing, which must guarantee the active participation of civil society actors in the process of good governance; stresses that the information collected in this context must be put to g ...[+++]ood use, but also protected by EU policies. particularly through democracy and human rights clauses; stresses the need to improve information sharing between the different actors involved in the defence of human rights across the world, in order to enable them to gain a better understanding of the activities and actions carried out, particularly with regard to specific cases, as well as the difficulties encountered; stresses, in this regard, that a civil society monitoring mechanism should be set up to ensure that civil society is systematically involved in the implementation of agreements and programmes; welcomes, at the same time, initiatives such as the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum, and encourages EU institutions to take up more of the recommendations and declarations developed in the course of the EP-CSF in Brussels in 2009, in Berlin in 2010, and in Poznań in 2011;

9. Recognises that the area of corporate governance is constantly evolving; believes that a proportionate approach combining both targeted principle-based regulations and flexible 'comply or explain' codes of best practice on an equal footing is appropriate; stresses that it must be complemented by regular external evaluation and appropriate regulatory oversight;

9. Recognises that the area of corporate governance is constantly evolving; believes that a proportionate approach combining both targeted principle-based regulations and flexible ‘comply or explain’ codes of best practice on an equal footing is appropriate; stresses that it must be complemented by regular external evaluation and appropriate regulatory oversight;