Translation of "order writer " (English → French) :

order writer | service order writer | SOW [Abbr.]

service order writer [ SOW | order writer ]

television script writer | TV script writer | script writer | television writer

critique writers | evaluate other writers | assess other writers | critique other writers

writer [ screenwriter | screen writer | script-writer | script writer | scenario writer | scenarist | continuity writer ]

author | textbook writer | fictional writer | writer

graphospasm | scribe's palsy | scrivener's cramp | scrivener's palsy | scrivener's spasm | writer's cramp | writer's neuralgia | writer's paralysis

continuity writer | screenplay writer | screenplay-writer | scenarist | screen writer | author of a script | scripter | scriptwriter | script-writer | scenario writer

option grantor | option seller | option writer | seller | vendor of an option | writer

graffiti writer [ writer | graff writer ]

However, the present Green paper precisely takes up some reflections currently under discussion among academic writers in order to, on the one hand, introduce a general clause that guarantees the application of a Community minimum standard (cf. point 3.1.2., infra) and, on the other hand, to modernise Article 5 of the Convention on consumer contracts (cf. point 3.2.7, infra).

36. Calls on Turkey to demonstrate resilience and intensify its efforts towards a political solution to the Kurdish issue and asks all political forces to work in alliance towards the goal of reinforced political dialogue and a process of further political, cultural and socio-economic inclusion and participation of citizens of Kurdish origin, in order to guarantee the rights to freedom of expression, association and assembly; considers, in this connection, that the right to education in one's native language is essential; calls on the Government of Turkey to step up its efforts to further promote socio-economic development in the south ...[+++]-east; takes the view that the constitutional reform provides a very useful framework to promote a democratic opening; recalls that a political solution can only be built upon an open and truly democratic debate on the Kurdish issue and expresses concern at the large number of cases launched against writers and journalists writing on the Kurdish issue and the arrest of several Kurdish politicians, locally elected mayors and members of municipal councils, lawyers, protestors and human rights defenders in connection with the KCK trial and other police operations; calls on the Government of Turkey to create the peaceful basis for political figures of Kurdish origin to have a free and pluralistic debate; underlines the importance of promoting discussion of the Kurdish issue within the democratic institutions, particularly the TGNA;

We might like to think about the hundreds of thousands of euro in public subsidies that we give to the European Union of Journalists; we might like to think of the tens of thousands of euro that we spend every week flying local reporters, in particular, out to Brussels and Strasbourg in order to show them a good time; and we might like to think of the way in which dozens of accredited correspondents in Brussels are getting second incomes as advisers on media issues or editors or writers on EU-funded free sheets.

Twenty Israeli writers and researchers, amongst them Amos Oz and David Grossman, called on him to cancel the orders because policies like this violate ‘the most basic human rights’.