Traduction de «static scoping » (Anglais → Français) :

static scope [ static scoping | lexical scoping ]

scope limitation [ limitation in audit scope | limitation in scope | limitation in the scope of the audit | limitation in the scope of the auditor’s examination | limitation on scope | scope restriction | scope limitation of an audit ]

scope limitation | limitation on scope | limitation in audit scope | limitation in scope | limitation in the scope of the audit | limitation in the scope of the auditor's examination | scope restriction

material field of application | material scope | scope in relation to subject matter | scope ratione materiae | substantive scope

personal scope | personal scope of application | scope in relation to persons | scope ratione personae

audit scope [ audit coverage | scope | scope of the audit | audit examination scope ]

audit scope | scope of an audit | audit coverage | scope | scope of the audit

limitation of scope | limitation on scope | limitation on the scope of the audit

static random-access memory | SRAM | S-RAM | static random access memory | static RAM | static memory | static storage

scope of green space strategies | scope of parkland strategies | content of parkland strategies | green space strategies

This is not a static area and new solutions may be required in the future to meet the challenges of new technologies - however, there is scope for these types of activities to be done through shared cost RD projects.

This is not a static area and new solutions may be required in the future to meet the challenges of new technologies - however, there is scope for these types of activities to be done through shared cost RD projects.

There is scope to get young men and women back out into the field for us and out of static jobs, which grew up, naturally enough, in this period over the last four to five years with the focus on Afghanistan and elsewhere.

In the light of these fundamental considerations, and reflecting the debate in Council, COREPER should urgently scrutinise all the elements of the Commission Proposal and should take note in its examination of the following points in particular: - the proposed aggregate capacity reduction rates are generally considered to be too high; - the appropriate relationship should be ensured between the scientific recommendations and proposed reductions; - the need to address the issue of technical progress; - the scope for deployment by Member States at national level of effort management schemes as an alternative or complement to capacity re ...[+++]ductions, based on a fully transparent approach; - the permanency, or otherwise, of activity reductions; - the need to ensure sufficient flexibility in fleet segmentation so as to reflect the varying situations in Member States, including the treatment of multi-purpose fleets targeting several stocks and the need for appropriate weightings; - the agreed scope for widening the specific treatment of small-scale fishery; - the need for the specific treatment of static gear to be non- discriminatory vis-à-vis towed gear, fully transparent and properly monitored; - the need to ensure that the principle of relative stability is fully observed".