Translation of "running trap " (English → French) :

trap | running trap | siphon trap

running trap [ U-trap ]

air trap | clean out trap | drain trap | gulley trap | running trap | siphon trap | strench trap

to run into the off-side trap

bear-trap dam [ bear trap shutter | bear trap gate | bear trap weir | bear trap barrage | bear-trap barrage ]

inside of the foot trap | inside-of-foot trap | inside of the foot trapping | inside-of-foot trapping

trap | trapping center | trapping centre

L. whereas Palestinian refugees remain a particularly vulnerable group in the crisis in Syria; whereas almost all of the 540 000 Palestinian refugees in Syria are in need of emergency assistance, while more than half of them have been displaced again within the country; whereas Palestinian refugees, who have no Syrian citizenship, do not have the same rights as Syrian refugees and are, in the vast majority of cases, unable to leave the country; whereas the situation of the 18 000 Palestinian refugees trapped in extremely difficult conditions in the Yarmouk refugee camp, which has been under siege since July 2013, is particularly alarm ...[+++]ing; whereas UNRWA and other international aid organisations have been denied access to deliver essential supplies to civilians in Yarmouk for months; whereas this collective punishment of the population is having a devastating effect, with mass suffering; whereas, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, more than 50 people have died in the camp since September 2013 from hunger or lack of medical care; whereas the limited number of food parcels that were allowed into the camp by the Syrian authorities, in the run-up to the Geneva II Conference, were far from enough to meet people’s needs; whereas, in her statement of 17 January 2014, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay said, in this context, that ‘impeding humanitarian assistance to civilians in desperate need may amount to a war crime’;

3. Takes the view that the financial turmoil in the euro area cannot be resolved in the long run by simply pouring new debt into highly indebted economies in combination with accelerated plans for fiscal consolidation; deems that in the current international and European context there is a risk of a debt deflationary trap; believes that a long term solution requires tackling the problem of underlying insolvency and unsustainable debt ; is extremely concerned about social impact of aggressive consolidation measures across the EU and in particular in vulnerable Euro area Member States;

Member States may apply more stringent award criteria to the procurement of clean and energy efficient vehicles, and may elect to purchase reconditioned vehicles or have existing vehicles modernised by, for example, fitting them with particulate traps and start-stop systems or adapting engines to run on cleaner fuels, in order to improve environmental performance.

However, my main concern at this time is what we should avoid doing, and that is falling into the trap of overregulation, because overregulation could precipitate something much worse: a re-run of the 1930s slump.