Traduction de «moving mine » (Anglais → Français) :

mobile mine | moving mine | propelled mine

moving carpet | moving floor | moving pavement | moving sidewalk | moving walkway | passenger conveyor | pedestrain

determine appropriate equipment for moving activities | select appropriate tools for moving activities | select equipment required for moving activities | select tools required for moving activities

moving animals | moving grazing animals | move animals | move grazing animals

conduct safety checks before moving aircraft onto stand | undertake safety checks before moving aircraft onto stand | perform necessary checks before moving aircraft onto stand | undertake necessary checks before moving aircraft onto stand

moving sidewalk [ moving walk | endless belt-type conveyor sidewalk | travelator | rolling walkway | moving walkway | passenger conveyor belt | pedestrian conveyor | passenger conveyor | pedestrian | moving pavement | moving floor | moving carpet ]

slow-moving inventory | slow-moving stock | slow moving items | slow-moving items

Moving Picture Experts Group | MPEG | Moving Picture-coding Expert Group | Motion Picture Expert Group | Moving Pictures Experts Group | MPEG group | MPEG committee

While difficulties in some of the sectors which have traditionally attracted migrants (notably construction, mining and manufacturing) have contributed to higher levels of unemployment among migrants than nationals in some countries, there is also evidence that migrants have proved more flexible in dealing with such problems in recent years, in particular by moving into the service sector and by setting up their own small businesses.

37. Is concerned about the way concessions can be granted to mining companies and the problems this can cause, including expropriation, deprivation of people’s livelihoods and problems concerning user rights and land rights; urges authorities to demarcate ‘no-go areas’ for concessions in areas that are environmentally protected by law or that have a high concentration of artisanal miners, and to do this before granting concessions so as to avoid unnecessary unrest and problems with local communities and mining companies; calls as well on authorities to create capacity to organise consultations with local communities, properly assess th ...[+++]e concession request, monitor the site and assess the impact of the mining before granting concessions; calls on authorities to ensure that artisanal mining concessions are formalised and duly recognised by states, including in cases where states are moving towards industrial mining;

37. Is concerned about the way concessions can be granted to mining companies and the problems this can cause, including expropriation, deprivation of people’s livelihoods and problems concerning user rights and land rights; urges authorities to demarcate ‘no-go areas’ for concessions in areas that are environmentally protected by law or that have a high concentration of artisanal miners, and to do this before granting concessions so as to avoid unnecessary unrest and problems with local communities and mining companies; calls as well on authorities to create capacity to organise consultations with local communities, properly assess th ...[+++]e concession request, monitor the site and assess the impact of the mining before granting concessions; calls on authorities to ensure that artisanal mining concessions are formalised and duly recognised by states, including in cases where states are moving towards industrial mining;

39. Believes that the international community should focus its attention on those countries least able to help themselves and on mine clearance and assistance to victims, and that the aim should be to move more rapidly to a situation where countries can be declared free of mine threat to life and economic development;