Traduction de «concerté » (Français → Anglais) :

Concert snare drum

National Advisory Committee on Drugs and Alcohol | NACDA [Abbr.]

noon concert | noon recital

A Framework for Discussion on the Environment: The Green Plan, a National Challenge [ A Framework for Discussion on the Environment ]

Electric Power Generation Fossil Fuel Sector Issue Table [ Electric Power Generation Sector Issue Table ]

appeal for concert funds | obtain funds for a concert | obtain concert funding | secure funding for concerts

[10] It should be noted that these conclusions closely reflect and confirm the hypotheses proposed when the Demonstration Programme was launched (COM(95)511 identified three hypotheses related to management of the coastal zones: 1) improved concertation is the basis for sustainable development, 2) concertation must be based on appropriate information, and 3) mechanisms are needed to organise and maintain this concertation).

2. To ensure a fair, prudent and realistic valuation, the valuer shall, where appropriate and in consultation with the resolution authority, present separate valuations that reflect the impact of a sufficiently diverse range of resolution actions.

17. Reiterates its concern about the overall human rights situation in Russia and the absence of any evolution on the modalities of the EU-Russia human rights consultations; regrets, in particular, the fact that this dialogue has become a process rather than a means to achieve measurable and tangible results; insists once more on the need to include public indicators of progress in these human rights consultations, to improve the dialogue’s modalities, for example by alternating the location of the consultations, through interaction between Russian NGOs and the Russian authorities as part of this process and on the composition of the R ...[+++]ussian delegation, and to issue public assessments of progress on the occasion of EU-Russia summits and following the Partnership Council meetings;

17. Reiterates its concern about the overall human rights situation in Russia and the absence of any evolution on the modalities of the EU-Russia human rights consultations; regrets, in particular, the fact that this dialogue has become a process rather than a means to achieve measurable and tangible results; insists once more on the need to include public indicators of progress in these human rights consultations, to improve the dialogue’s modalities, for example by alternating the location of the consultations, through interaction between Russian NGOs and the Russian authorities as part of this process and on the composition of the R ...[+++]ussian delegation, and to issue public assessments of progress on the occasion of EU‑Russia summits and following the Partnership Council meetings;