Traduction de «Barrière souple » (Français → Anglais) :

textile, leather and footwear research worker | textile, leather technologist | textile and leather researcher | textile, leather and footwear researcher

flexible conduit | flexible hose | flexible pipe | flexible tube | hose

leather goods automated cutting system operator | leather goods automatic cutting system operator | automated cutting machine operator | automated cutting machine tender

blood-brain barrier | BBB | blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier | BCB | blood-cerebral barrier | blood-cortical barrier | blood-spinal fluid barrier | Held's limiting membrane

air barrier [ air curtain | bubble barrier | bubble curtain | pneumatic barrier | pneumatic boom | barrier of air bubbles | curtain of air bubbles ]

Schottky barrier diode | barrier diode | Schottky barrier cell | MS solar cell

permeable reactive barrier | PRB | reactive barrier

Flexible sheets for waterproofing — Plastic and rubber damp proof courses — Definitions and characteristics

13. Recalls that the possibilities for people in need of protection to legally enter the EU are very limited, and deplores the fact that they have no other option but to resort to criminal smugglers and dangerous routes to find protection in Europe, as a result of, among other factors, the building of fences and sealing-off of external borders; considers it therefore a high priority that the EU and its Member Statescreate safe and legal avenues for refugees, such as humanitarian corridors and humanitarian visas; stresses that, in addition to a compulsory resettlement programme, Member States should agree to provide other tools, such as ...[+++] enhanced family reunification, private sponsorship schemes and flexible visa arrangements, including for study and work; believes that it is necessary to amend the Visa Code by including more specific common provisions on humanitarian visas; asks Member States to make it possible to apply for asylum at their embassies and consular offices;

13. Recalls that the possibilities for people in need of protection to legally enter the EU are very limited, and deplores the fact that they have no other option but to resort to criminal smugglers and dangerous routes to find protection in Europe, as a result of, among other factors, the building of fences and sealing-off of external borders; considers it therefore a high priority that the EU and its Member Statescreate safe and legal avenues for refugees, such as humanitarian corridors and humanitarian visas; stresses that, in addition to a compulsory resettlement programme, Member States should agree to provide other tools, such as ...[+++] enhanced family reunification, private sponsorship schemes and flexible visa arrangements, including for study and work; believes that it is necessary to amend the Visa Code by including more specific common provisions on humanitarian visas; asks Member States to make it possible to apply for asylum at their embassies and consular offices;

38. Believes that simplification of provisions and procedures should contribute to the speedy allocation of funds and payments, and that it should therefore continue and should result in improved rules in the post-2013 period, both at EU and national level without creating major difficulties for the beneficiaries; considers that regional policy should be better adapted to the needs of users and that simplification should reduce unnecessary administrative barriers and costs as well as other obstacles hampering policy goals, should avo ...[+++]id confusion and erroneous interpretation of current administrative practices and should, on the other hand, ensure more flexible project management, synchronised controls, and increased efficiency of the policy; deplores that, due to superfluous bureaucracy, overcomplicated rules subject to frequent changes and a lack of harmonised procedures, many funds remain unused; considers that a balance needs to be struck between simplification and the stability of rules and procedures;