Translation of "french standards institution standards " (English → French) :

American National Standards Institute [ ANSI | United States of America Standards Institute | American Standards Association | American Engineering Standards Committee ]

Friction Materials Standards Institute [ FMSI | Brake Lininy Manufacturers Associations | Clutch, Facing and Brake Lininy Standards Institute ]

German Standards Institute | Germand Industrial Standards

National Bureau of Standards | National Institute of Standards and Technology | NBS | NIST [Abbr.]

The Europe that we want, and, Mr Schulz, the French Presidency will make proposals on this subject, proposals for regulations to raise the moral standards of financial capitalism, because we can see now that the reasons that global growth has halted for a year is because of the sub-prime crisis and the crisis of confidence in the financial institutions, which have done whatever they like, whenever they like, lending money to anyone ...[+++] under any conditions.

It shows us that profound changes can be achieved in a short time: setting up a market economy, reinforcing the principle of a state based on the rule of law, creating democratic institutions in line with European standards, transposing Community rules and above all feeling European without losing sight of the fact that we are also Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Czech, French or Finnish.

Other very specific measures (both preventive and remedial) with more immediate tangible effects include social and family policy measures (increase in family benefits, reduction of tax on low incomes, increase in supplementary pension allowances, exemption of GMI recipients from inheritance tax on housing), other statutory measures to help those on modest incomes (threshold for seizure of assets, harmonisation of minimum social standards, mediation committee, clearance fund for overindebtedness), the creation of a social emergency service, specific measures for providing training or work integration for GMI recipients, measures to count ...[+++]eract school failure or cultural exclusion, voluntary early education and socialisation at infant school, literacy classes in French, and the establishing of an institution to help young adults and young people who have dropped out of school to make the transition to working life.

We have already said [.] that the word " society" designates the types of organization and the institutions that a rather large population, inspired by a common culture, has created for itself or has received, and which it freely manages over quite a vast territory, where it lives as a homogeneous group according to common standards and rules of conduct. We recognized the main elements of a distinct French-speaking society in Queb ...[+++]ec.