Translation of "abs territory " (English → French) :

within ABS territory

automatic block signal territory | ABS territory

automatic block signal system territory [ ABS territory ]

abseil | abseil down | abseil off | to abseil | to abseil down | to abseil off | ab | ab down | ab off | to ab | to ab down | to ab off | rappel (1) | rappel down (1) | rappel off (1) | to rappel (1) | to rappel down (1) | to rappel off (1) | rap (2) | rap down (2) | rap off(2) | to rap (2) | to rap down (2) | to rap off (2)

abseil down | abseil off | to abseil down | to abseil off | ab | ab down | ab off | to ab down | to ab off | rappel down (1) | rappel off (1) | to rappel down (1) | to rappel off (1) | down (2) | to down (2) | rappel (1) | to rappel (1) | rap down (1)(3) | rap off (1)(3) | to rap down (1)(3) | to rap off (1)(3) | to rope down (4)

territorial law [ national territory | territorial integrity | territoriality | territorial sovereignty ]

AB type control valve | AB valve | AB brake valve | AB control valve

ABS | ABS plastic | ABS resin | acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene resin

afterburner fuel pump | AB fuel pump | AB pump | afterburner pump [ ABP ]

AB. whereas, following recent terrorist attacks on EU territory, certain anti-terrorism policies and measures are likely to compromise fundamental rights and freedoms in the EU; whereas it is essential to ensure that a balance is maintained between safeguarding fundamental freedoms and rights and strengthening security; whereas the EU and its Member States have the duty to protect European citizens, while ensuring respect for their fundamental rights and freedoms in the design and operation of security policies; whereas necessity and proportionality must be the overriding principles in this area so as to prevent policy actions from in ...[+++]fringing civil liberties;

Ab. whereas, following recent terrorist attacks on EU territory, certain anti-terrorism policies and measures are likely to compromise fundamental rights and freedoms in the EU; whereas it is essential to ensure that a balance is maintained between safeguarding fundamental freedoms and rights and strengthening security; whereas the EU and its Member States have the duty to protect European citizens, while ensuring respect for their fundamental rights and freedoms in the design and operation of security policies; whereas necessity and proportionality must be the overriding principles in this area so as to prevent policy actions from in ...[+++]fringing civil liberties;

(ab) Recognizes the key role of Indonesia and the EU in tackling climate change, given their geo-political and economic importance, territorial extent and population size, welcomes the increasing role of Indonesia in international climate change negotiations; praises Indonesia’s ambitious plans, announced in 2009, to cut the growth of emissions and its call for international support to help the country to achieve even greater reductions; notes that deforestation and land use change are mainly responsible for greenhouse gas emissions in Indonesia but that the growing energy ...[+++]sector is expected to take over from forestry by 2027; therefore calls on the parties to the PCA to immediately establish pursuant to Article 23 of the PCA on energy, an institutionalised bilateral cooperation mechanism which could be built on the example of the UK Climate Change Unit (UKCCU) Indonesia established in 2011, in order to diversify energy supplies by developing new and renewable forms of energy and their transmission infrastructures to connect renewable energy to centres of demand and to achieve a rational use of energy in order to combat climate change and promote sustainable development;

D. whereas the credibility of the European Union, in the CBD context, is hampered by the deficient implementation of internal biodiversity legislation and policies such as the Birds and Habitats Directives, the insufficient practical work for achieving the commitment to halt the loss of biodiversity by 2010 within its territory, its reluctance to enter into text-based negotiations of a legally binding instrument on access and benefits sharing (ABS) and its reluctance to provide new and additional targeted funding for the implementation of the CBD in developing countries,