Traduction de «Branche à option » (Français → Anglais) :

compulsory elective subject

foreign currency option contract [ foreign currency option | currency option | currency options contract | foreign exchange option | forex option | FX option ]

optional course | option | optional subject

elective course [ optional course | optional subject ]

hybrid offence [ compound offense | dual procedure offence | dual-procedure offence | dual-process offence | dual offence | mixed offence | compound offence ]

brush mattress | live brush mattress

option exchange

high temperature trefoil channel experiment

at the money option | at-the-money | at-the-money option

They have been active in pursuing, as Ms. Oehler told us, many options so that if people want to stay in rural areas, they will have the opportunity to be connected or to have these services become mobile.

18. Points out that the 2012 budget is the sixth of seven under the current MFF; believes that the two arms of the budgetary authority now have, therefore, a clearer view of the shortfalls and positive developments associated with existing multiannual programmes; notes that the mid-term reviews of most co-decided programmes have already taken place, and calls on the Commission to present any budgetary implications resulting from this exercise; emphasises, in this connection, that the EP is determined – should it prove necessary in order to support and enhance EU political priorities as well as to address new political needs and in close cooperation with its ...[+++]specialised committees – to make full use of, inter alia, Point 37 of the IIA (allowing a 5% margin of legislative flexibility);

9. Considers that Parliament and Council should have the possibility of expressing, on equal terms, their approval of or opposition to all transfers currently submitted for approval of the budgetary authority, irrespective of their nature (payments or commitments) and of their amounts, to the extent that such transfers represent a deviation from the decision of the budgetary authority; considers, therefore, that a procedure respecting the balance between the two branches of the budgetary authority, including, if necessary, a simplified form of conciliation, is the only option ...[+++] compatible with the TL;

9. Considers that Parliament and Council should have the possibility of expressing, on equal terms, their approval of, or opposition to, all transfers currently submitted for approval of the budgetary authority, irrespective of their nature (payments or commitments) and of their amounts, to the extent that such transfers represent a deviation from the decision of the budgetary authority; considers, therefore, that a procedure respecting the balance between the two branches of the budgetary authority, including, if necessary, a simplified form of conciliation, is the only option ...[+++] compatible with the TL;