Traduction de «arthrose érosive des mains » (Français → Anglais) :

erosive osteoarthritis of the hands | erosive osteoarthritis

nodal osteoarthritis of the hands | osteoarthritis of the hands | hand osteoarthritis

Erosive (osteo)arthrosis

Low labour productivity, the agri-food sector with limited exceptions is not in compliance with the relevant Community standards, holdings are generally small (subsistence and semi-subsistence) and divided into many parcels, low level of professional agricultural activity, low level of modernization of agricultural holdings, low investment capacity, low level of education and relatively high levels of illiteracy, large proportion of agricultural workforce is unpaid family labour, relatively young rural population, low level of business activity in rural areas Environment: well preserved and great richness of bio-diversity; soil, water ...[+++]and wind erosion is significant, difficult natural conditions for farming especially in mountainous and forest regions, abandonment of arable land within rural areas.

So we're growing health spending at 7% or 8%, but we're growing education spending at 3% or 4%. Over time, that really does lead to an erosion of the quality of a kid who's coming out of school being able to work in the workforce.

E. whereas the general elections in December and presidential elections next spring represent an important test for Russia, which has a chance to prove that the process of erosion of human rights and democratic liberties that has taken place over recent years and the growing self-censorship and government control of the media can be reversed,

27. Fears that the complex and comprehensive arrangements for recognising agricultural crop varieties and the rules on marketing them currently constitute genuine obstacles to seed research and varietal conservation within small-scale farming and could lead to impoverished varietal diversity in Europe; fears also that this may help to considerably concentrate intellectual property rights among a small number of concerns and hence increase their influence and power over food safety and the dependence of countries and populations on those concerns; calls therefore for the immediate establishment of the legal basis, called for in Directiv ...[+++]e 98/95/EC, which would make it possible, under seed marketing legislation, to preserve varieties at threat from genetic erosion, through in situ and on-farm use;