Translation of "contact stabilization " (English → French) :

contact stabilization [ contact stabilization process | contact-stabilization process | contact stabilisation process | contact stabilisation ]

biosorption | sludge reaeration | contact stabilization

soil stabilization [ soil solidification | solidification of soil | subgrade stabilization | stabilization | consolidation of soil | soil consolidation | stabilizing a soil | soil stabilizing | stabilization of soil ]

assessing stability of materials | materials stability assessment | assessment of materials stability | check stability of materials

image stabilizer | IS | optical image stabilizer | OIS | optical stabilizer | OS | imaging stabilizer

area of contact | bearing surface | contact face | contact point | contact surface | ground contact | surface of contact

Electronic stability program | electronic stability system | extra stability program | ESP [Abbr.]

Turkey has significantly intensified contacts in the Western Balkans, expressing a firm commitment to the promotion of peace and stability in the region.

It is imperative that EU supervisors implement supervisory actions consistently.These require measures to guide supervisors and markets, conduct of business rules etc in order to safeguard the stability of the financial system in the single currency zone, to ensure that EU directives achieve their maximum effect and to accelerate the emergence of a single financial market (Work on converging bank capital adequacy supervisory practices, as recommended by the EFC, is already underway in the Banking Advisory Committee and the Groupe de Contact).

29. Is convinced that the lack of democracy is one of the fundamental causes of political instability in the region and that respect for human rights and basic democratic principles is the strongest safeguard in the long term against chronic instability in the countries of the MENA region; calls on the EU and its Member States not to view the MENA region through the lens of short-term security threats only and to provide active and sustainable support to the democratic aspirations of societies in the region; highlights the need for balanced action to be taken, in the framework of a holistic and ambitious approach for democracy, to coup ...[+++]le the security policy with that on human rights, which is one of the EU’s priorities; stresses the importance of enhancing long–term stability in the MENA region through continuing EU support to civil society, notably though the European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights (EIDHR) and the ENI Civil Society Facility, as well as through new pro-democracy tools such as the European Endowment for Democracy (EED); calls on the Member States, in a spirit of solidarity and commitment, to provide the Endowment's budget with sufficient funding to ensure the most flexible and effective support for local actors of democratic change in the region; calls on the EEAS to redouble its efforts to spread and explain European values, in particular through its regular contacts with the authorities and, at the same time, with representatives of civil societies;

28. Is convinced that the lack of democracy is one of the fundamental causes of political instability in the region and that respect for human rights and basic democratic principles is the strongest safeguard in the long term against chronic instability in the countries of the MENA region; calls on the EU and its Member States not to view the MENA region through the lens of short-term security threats only and to provide active and sustainable support to the democratic aspirations of societies in the region; highlights the need for balanced action to be taken, in the framework of a holistic and ambitious approach for democracy, to coup ...[+++]le the security policy with that on human rights, which is one of the EU’s priorities; stresses the importance of enhancing long-term stability in the MENA region through continuing EU support to civil society, notably though the European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights (EIDHR) and the ENI Civil Society Facility, as well as through new pro-democracy tools such as the European Endowment for Democracy (EED); calls on the Member States, in a spirit of solidarity and commitment, to provide the Endowment's budget with sufficient funding to ensure the most flexible and effective support for local actors of democratic change in the region; calls on the EEAS to redouble its efforts to spread and explain European values, in particular through its regular contacts with the authorities and, at the same time, with representatives of civil societies;