Translation of "POLIS " (English → French) :

poly nitratomethylmethyloxetane | poly[3-Nitratomethyl-3-methyloxetane | poly-NMMO | poly-NIMMO [Abbr.]

poly adenosine diphosphate ribosyl transferase | poly(ADPRT) | poly (ADP-ribosyl) transferase

crystalline poly(oxy-1,4-phenyleneoxy-1,4-phenylenecarbonyl-1,4-phenylene) [ crystalline poly(ether ether ketone) | crystalline PEEK | crystalline poly ether ether ketone ]

nylon 6 [ Nylon 6 | poly[imino(1-oxo-1,6-hexanediyl)] | poly(iminocarbonylpentamethylene) ]

polyphonic ringtone | poly ringtone | polyphonic tone | poly tone

Polyadenylated end | Poly A region | Poly A tail

ethenol homopolymer | poly(1-hydroxyethylene) | poly(vinyl alcohol) | vinyl alcohol polymer | PVA [Abbr.] | PVAL [Abbr.] | PVOH [Abbr.]

poly vinyl butyral | poly(vinyl butyral) | polyvinyl butyral | PVB [Abbr.]

polyadenylated end | polyA region | poly A tail

61. Is convinced that additional efforts should be made to network and coordinate EU pilot projects, e.g. by Civitas, Polis and Eltis, and to integrate cities with their practical experience and know-how when discussing the implementation of future mobility policies; to that end, urges the Commission to set up easily accessible overviews of EU co-funded urban mobility programmes; demands furthermore that it be made clear – in a user-friendly manner – how to obtain EU co-funding for urban mobility projects; stresses the need to finance not only infrastructure, but also IT services, monitoring processes and inter-regional projects, and ...[+++]to establish strategic partnerships between industry and European cities with a view to developing the urban systems of tomorrow;

Available threat assessments show that criminal groups are becoming increasingly poly-criminal and cross-border in their activities.

G. whereas the 2013 Europol SOCTA report estimates that 3 600 international criminal organisations are operating in the EU and that, of those, 70 % have a geographically heterogeneous composition and range of action and more than 30 % are poly-crime groups;

G. whereas the 2013 Europol SOCTA report estimates that 3 600 international criminal organisations are operating in the EU and that, of those, 70% have a geographically heterogeneous composition and range of action and more than 30% are poly-crime groups;