Translation of "Traînée de matière froide " (French → English) :

cold laminate

Ordinance of 4 March 1996 on Compensating for the Consequences of Bracket Creep in relation to Direct Federal Taxation | Bracket Creep Ordinance [ BCreepO ]

Ordinance of 28 September 2010 on Compensating for the Consequences of Bracket Creep for Natural Persons in relation to Direct Federal Taxation for Tax Year 2011 | Bracket Creep Ordinance [ BCreepO ]

Ordinance of 15.April 1992 on Compensating for the Consequences of Bracket Creep in relation to Direct Federal Taxation | Ordinance on Bracket Creep [ BCreepO ]

machine for the cold processing of strip material

2. Underlines the necessity of fair taxation and compensation for airlines with regard to the EU’s emissions objectives; supports the creation of an international kerosene tax or levy on flights to reduce kerosene consumption and CO2, particulate and NOx emissions, as well as condensation contrails, and the introduction of VAT on European cross-border flight tickets;

(5) The current emission limits for CO and total hydrocarbons (THC) after a cold start at low temperature have been carried over from Euro 3 requirements set out in Directive 98/69/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council, which appear to be outdated in the light of existing vehicle technology and air quality needs.

More in particular ,they concern the setting of specific NO2 emission limits within the wider NOx emission range, cancelling the ammonia limit for Heavy Duty combustion engines, modifying cold start emission limits inherited from previous "Euro" stages , a measure to adapt the Total Hydrocarbon Emissions (THC) in order to facilitate the introduction of natural gas vehicles, a measure aiming at adding methane as a greenhouse gas equivalent to the total CO2 emissions every car manufacturer has to comply with and the possibility to extend from 2 840 kg to 5 000 kg the range of vehicles which can fall under the emission rules for light comme ...[+++]rcial vehicles.

9. Welcomes and supports the readiness of NATO to ensure the security of ally countries that border Russia and that perceive the current situation in Ukraine as a direct threat to their own sovereignty; however, urges the Russian Government to contribute to the de-escalation of the situation and insists that a Cold War-like military build-up should be avoided; strongly urges all parties to respect existing arms control obligations, to develop confidence-building measures, and to do their utmost to avoid a costly and dangerous arms race;