Traduction de «end-group » (Anglais → Français) :

Open-Ended Working Group of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol | Open-Ended Working Group of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer

Ad Hoc Open Ended Working Group on ABS | Ad Hoc Open Ended Working Group on Access and Benefit Sharing | ABSWG [Abbr.]

Open-ended Interim Working Group of Government Experts on Technical Assistance | open-ended working group on technical assistance

intersessional open-ended discussion group to study applicable measures to expedite timely payment of assessed contributions [ open-ended discussion group on timely payment of assessed contributions ]

Carpal (bone) Carpometacarpal (joint) Metacarpal (bone), proximal end Midcarpal (joint) Radiocarpal (joint) Radioulnar (joint), distal Radius, distal end Ulna, distal end

row-house [ row house | row-housing unit | row dwelling | town house | townhouse | group house | terrace house | terrace home | end to end town house | side-by-side house ]

Open-ended working group to draft a declaration on the right and responsibility of individuals, groups and organs of society to promote and protect universally recognized human rights and fundamental freedoms

end cutting pliers | end-cutting pliers | end cutting nippers | end cutting nipper | end nipper pliers | end nipper plier | end cutting plier

Astragalus Fibula, lower end Talus Tibia, lower end

Definition: Disorder involving persistent dissocial or aggressive behaviour (meeting the overall criteria for F91.- and not merely comprising oppositional, defiant, disruptive behaviour) occurring in individuals who are generally well integrated into their peer group. | Conduct disorder, group type Group delinquency Offences in the context of gang membership Stealing in company with others Truancy from school

[the value of the total balance sheet assets of [legal name of the group data reporting agent]'s banking group; or the total balance sheet assets of [legal name of the group data reporting agent] is greater than 0,5 % of the total consolidated balance sheet assets of the European Union banking groups, according to the most recent data available to the ECB, i.e (a) data with reference to the end of December of the calendar year preceding the sending of this notification letter; or (b) if the data under (a) are not available, data wit ...[+++]h reference to the end of December of the previous year].

lay down, further to Article 25(a)(i), that no accompanying document is required where grapes, whether or not pressed, or grape must are transported by producers who belong to a producer group and have produced the grapes or grape must themselves, or by a producer group having the product in question in its possession, or where such products are transported on behalf of such producers or such a producer group to a collection point or to the wine-making establishments of that group, provided such transport begins and ends within the same wine-growing zone and, where the product in question is intended for processing into wine with a PDO, ...[+++]within the specified region concerned, including an immediately adjacent area.

12. Notes with concern that translation costs vary enormously from one Union institution to another; asks consequently that the Interinstitutional Working Group on Translation determine the causes of these disparities and put forward solutions with a view to ending the inequality and harmonising translation costs, without in any way impairing quality and linguistic diversity; notes, with this in mind, that the working group should relaunch interinstitutional collaboration in order to share best practices and outcomes and determine those areas in which interinstitutional cooperation or agreements could be strengthened; notes that the w ...[+++]orking group should also aim to establish a unified methodology, common to all the institutions, for the presentation of translation costs in order to simplify cost analysis and comparison; notes that the working group should present the results of this work before the end of 2015; calls on all the institutions to play an active part in the proceedings of the Interinstitutional Working Group; points to the fundamental importance of preserving multilingualism in the Union institutions in order to ensure that all Union citizens can enjoy equal treatment and equal opportunities;

12. Observes with concern the enormous disparities in translation costs for the different Union institutions; asks consequently that the Interinstitutional Working Group on Translation identify the causes of these disparities and put forward solutions that will bring this imbalance to an end and produce harmonised translation costs that fully respect quality and linguistic diversity; notes, with this in mind, that the Working Group should relaunch a collaboration between the institutions in order to share best practices and outcomes and identify those areas in which cooperation or agreements between the institutions may be strengthened; notes that the Working Group should also aim to establish a unified methodology for presentation of tr ...[+++]anslation costs which all the institutions can use, in order to simplify the analysis and comparison of these costs; notes that the Working Group should present the results of this work before the end of 2015; calls on all the institutions to be actively involved in the work of the Interinstitutional Working Group; recalls in this regard the fundamental importance of respect for multilingualism in the Union institutions in order to guarantee equal treatment and equal opportunities for all Union citizens;