Traduction de «Work window area » (Anglais → Français) :

This directive also covers small buildings with a useable area of less than 1 000 m² as well as minor energy-relevant renovation work, and also the replacement of boilers and windows.

- they do not have access to the same equipment (especially engineering controls) as users involved in industrial uses - and in some cases, the working conditions at home may be much worse than those for tradesmen (for example, paint stripping may be undertaken in a basement, or an enclosed area with closed windows, due to bad weather, or in the presence of vulnerable persons such as children, elderly relatives or those with health conditions); and

It is absolutely clear that it is very important to work on the border area also, and I think also to exploit this window of opportunity that is there following the new formation of the government in Pakistan.

And when we talk about upgrading, we mean meeting current standards and the future needs wherever possible; for example, improving the insulation, the vapour barrier in roof and window areas, increasing the seismic resistance in the dome structure and elsewhere, upgrading the life safety, the security, the informatics, the mechanical systems, the elevators, the basement space, the staff access, and the work stations.

When it comes to language of work, if you're looking at a single window, you would be mobilizing part of the province as though there were only designated bilingual areas.

47. Calls on the Council, the Commission, the Member States and the regions to carry out intensive information campaigns concerning the effects of organized crime and to take effective measures against the circumstances which tend to encourage involvement in organized crime; calls for these preventive measures to counteract in particular rising unemployment, social security systems with ever-greater shortcomings, increasing poverty, looser links with traditional social systems (leisure clubs, schools, churches, the family) and failures of urban planning (slums and residential ghettos); these measures should, however, also take account of positive experiences with community policing (particularly in the area ...[+++] of youth work) and recent discoveries about crime prevention, such as the fact that crime is encouraged when damage to public places is not repaired (the 'broken window theory');