Traduction de «one-foot figure » (Anglais → Français) :

back one foot eight [ backward one foot figure eight | backward one foot eight | back one foot figure eight ]

one-foot spin | one-footed spin

back one foot spin [ backward one foot spin ]

Traumatic amputation of one foot and other leg [any level, except foot]

one-foot Axel

keep updated on media industry research figures | track media industry research figures | monitor media industry research figures | monitor research figures of media industry

apply foot-casts | apply leg casts | apply foot and leg casts | apply foot casts

foot difficulties | foot problem | difficulties with feet | foot problems

with one's foot up

The support-leg shall be adjustable in order to ensure that the support-leg foot can be positioned throughout the height range of the support-leg foot assessment volume as specified below (see also Figures 3 and 4 of Annex 19 to this Regulation).

‘Support leg foot assessment volume’ means the volume, as shown in Figures 1 and 2 of Annex 10 to this Regulation, in which the support leg foot of an i-Size child restraint system defined in Regulation No 129 will rest and therefore the vehicle floor has to intersect;

69. Draws attention to the external dimension of the energy market, the aim of which is to make it easier for all Member States to gain access to diversified energy sources; calls on the Commission, in coordination with the EEAS, to use its foreign policy instruments to promote the rules and standards of the internal energy market in relation to third countries and, especially, within the EU's neighbourhood; urges the Commission to resolve, in bilateral dialogues with relevant third countries, the issue of clear rules on congestion management of cross-border electricity and gas connections and on third-party access to transmission networks; strongly urges the Commission to take measures to prevent anti-competitive practices on the part o ...[+++]f third-country companies that may lead to restricted competition, higher prices or reduced security of the energy supply; calls on the Commission to ensure, in its relations with external partners, that EU companies are able to compete on equal footing globally; urges the Commission to enhance cooperation with EU neighbouring countries on nuclear safety; calls on the Commission to be transparent about all factors still causing problems with regard to the implementation of the third energy package, and to present clear figures on their impact on consumer prices;

69. Draws attention to the external dimension of the energy market, the aim of which is to make it easier for all Member States to gain access to diversified energy sources; calls on the Commission, in coordination with the EEAS, to use its foreign policy instruments to promote the rules and standards of the internal energy market in relation to third countries and, especially, within the EU's neighbourhood; urges the Commission to resolve, in bilateral dialogues with relevant third countries, the issue of clear rules on congestion management of cross-border electricity and gas connections and on third-party access to transmission networks; strongly urges the Commission to take measures to prevent anti-competitive practices on the part o ...[+++]f third-country companies that may lead to restricted competition, higher prices or reduced security of the energy supply; calls on the Commission to ensure, in its relations with external partners, that EU companies are able to compete on equal footing globally; urges the Commission to enhance cooperation with EU neighbouring countries on nuclear safety; calls on the Commission to be transparent about all factors still causing problems with regard to the implementation of the third energy package, and to present clear figures on their impact on consumer prices;