Traduction de «Directrice en architecture paysagiste » (Français → Anglais) :

Although specialized design services are growing in areas such as environmental design, aboriginal design, and green design, the DX formally recognizes eight design disciplines: architecture, which includes commercial and residential; fashion design, which includes clothing, jewellery, shoes, and accessories; graphic design and visual communications, which includes software interface, signage, 3D graphics, branding, video games and interactive media, and brochure, website, newspaper, and magazine design; industrial design, which includes furniture, fixtures, and equipment, both consumer and manufacturing; interior design, which inclu ...[+++]des residential and commercial building, exhibits, and set design; landscape design, which includes residential and commercial, including amusement parks; textile design, which includes fabrics, composition, and technology; and urban design, which includes towns, cities, transportation, and public use of space.

We've worked with the athlete groups and worked with the national sport organization groups to make sure that the core, the heart and soul of the guidelines we have, the architecture, already adequately reflects their concerns.

54. Regrets that, with only one year left on the timescale of the Lisbon strategy, clearly defined goals have not been met and progress in programme areas has been insufficient; takes the view that Member States’ efforts have been lacking in implementing measures to bring the goals of the Lisbon strategy closer; believes that the Lisbon Strategy must be seen as an important guideline for future-shaping policies, aimed at a strong, competitive and growth-fostering EU; considers, therefore, that it deserves to be taken more seriously by Member States and should not be seen merely as a set of distant goals, but as an action plan for the ...[+++]further development of Europe; proposes that further reflection on a 'Lisbon Plus-Agenda' (which must start in 2010) should be based on the general architecture of the present Lisbon Strategy (competitiveness and greening of European industries, more and better jobs, social inclusion, sustainability), but stresses the need to present a more homogenous and mutually supportive approach capable of decisively enlarging the European Lisbon governance capacity; asks the Commission for a thorough evaluation of the past nine years of the Lisbon Strategy and of the achievement of and commitment to the goals of the Lisbon strategy by the Member States to be presented before the end of 2009; asks the Commission to analyse the usefulness of a post-Lisbon strategy with new aims and goals, and especially to assess the readiness of Member States to implement such a new programme, and its viability; stresses the need to refocus the IPGs against the background of the economic downturn and urges the Council to agree on short-term measures to safeguard the 2008 employment rate, to invest in the fight against climate change and to ensure sufficient incomes, especially with regard to the most vulnerable groups of society; expects the Commission to launch initiatives and present proposals with respect to these goals in good time for the forthcoming S ...

AA. whereas a group of wise persons should be set up by autumn 2008, bringing together different stakeholders, such as supervisors, regulators and industry representatives, and elaborating a longer term supervisory vision; whereas that group should be tasked with developing a blueprint and a roadmap for a more radical long-term reform towards full institutional integration; whereas going beyond the architecture of financial supervision, the group could also address issues such as a single rulebook for financial supervision, a deposit guarantee scheme and a common insolvency regime, which are commensurate with an integrated financial an ...[+++]d supervisory system,

On 5 June 2003, the Council welcomed the feasibility study, as presented by the Commission, confirmed the objectives for the Visa Information System as set out in the guidelines, invited the Commission to continue its preparatory work on the development of the VIS in cooperation with Member States on the basis of a centralised architecture, taking into account the option of a common technical platform with SIS II, without delaying the development of SIS II, and undertook to give the necessary political orientation by December 2003 at the latest on the basic elements of the VIS, including the architecture, the functionalities, taking into ...[+++] account the financial component, the choice of biometric identifier(s) and the approach for the implementation of the system, thus allowing to integrate VIS as a possible option in the call for tender for SIS II.

Landscape architects in Halifax recently found themselves competing with Public Works when the Architectural and Engineering Services branch began distributing a brochure offering: