Traduction de «Setter-out » (Anglais → Français) :

diamond setter | jewelery stone setter | jewellery stone setter | precious stone setter

bead setter tending | tending bead setter | bead setter operating | operate bead setter

control image setter | use image setter | operate imagesetter | operating image setter

cribber [ shorer | shore setter | shoring carpenter | bracer | trench bracing carpenter | trench bracer | trench shorer | sheeting setter | cribbing setter ]

irish setter [ Irish setter | Irish Setter ]

dot setter [ rivet setter | snap setter ]

roll setter | roll pipe setter | roll-tube setter

trend setter | trendsetter | trend-setter

lift-out roll | lift-out roller | take-out roll | take-out roller

The accounting standards setters are dealing with that issue; and in Canada the accounting standards setters have put out or are putting out a proposal to require stock options to be shown as an income item.

I realize that you have to narrow the selection, but the feeling in the caucus is that I hope this isn't a trend-setter such that the next time the NDP draws 13 out of 15 we say, too bad, we can only agree on a couple.

But more importantly, the equipment that goes out of date a lot faster than the big iron that you see when you tour is the computer image setters, the computer technology to feed those huge machines.

9. Is concerned that the work of the Agency, the 'pace-setter' for information security in Europe which is currently based in custom built premises in Crete, would be fragmented through a division of its headquarters between Athens and Heraklion, which would significantly increase the Agency's operational costs and contradict the principle of sound financial management by adding financial and administrative burdens, in a period when economies are required; points out that the construction of the Agency's brand new high-tech building in Heraklion, tailor-made to its operational needs, was completed in 2011 with a cost of EUR 6 000 000, in line with the Agency's technical specifications; further believes that a cost-benefit analysis of the ...[+++]division of the Agency's headquarters and of the resulting parallel functioning in two cities should be undertaken by the competent institutions, such as the Court of Auditors or the Commission;