Translation of "convulsion généralisée " (French → English) :

Epileptic fit

primary generalized grand mal | primary generalized tonic-clonic seizure

primary generalized seizure | primarily generalized seizure

generalised preferences [ generalised preferences scheme | generalised preferences system | generalised tariff preferences | generalized preferences | general system of preferences | GSP ]

general database

generalized osteoarthritis | GOA | primary generalized osteoarthritis | PGOA

A rare infantile epilepsy syndrome characterised by seizures presenting with motion arrest and staring. They are followed by generalised tonic-clonic convulsions with normal interictal EEG and focal paroxysmal discharges, followed by generalisation i

Generalized dystonia

9. Recalls that Daesh represents first and foremost the consequence rather than the cause of the current convulsion which is engulfing the Middle East and beyond; recalls that Daesh has emerged from a bedrock of protracted human rights violations and impunity, crony capitalism, pervasive corruption, sectarianism, marginalisation and discrimination against entire groups, including Arab Sunnis, as well as a long history of external manipulation and intervention by regional and Western actors; believes, therefore, that any effective response by the international community to the nefarious acts and nature of Daesh requires a collected, inc ...[+++]lusive and strategic plan of action, couched in international legality;

33. Stresses that IS represents first and foremost the consequence rather than the cause of the current convulsion which is engulfing the Middle East and beyond; recalls that IS has emerged from a bedrock of protracted human rights violations and impunity, crony capitalism, pervasive corruption, sectarianism, marginalisation and discrimination against entire groups, notably socially-disadvantaged Arab Sunnis, as well as a long history of external manipulation and intervention by regional and Western actors; believes therefore that any effective response by the international community to the nefarious acts and nature of IS requires a co ...[+++]llected, inclusive and strategic plan of action, couched in international legality;

3. Stresses that ISIS represents first and foremost the consequence rather than the cause of the current convulsion which is engulfing the Middle East and beyond; urges the EU and other international leaders to identify and focus on the profound socio-economic, cultural and political roots of the ISIS phenomenon; stresses that ISIS has emerged from a bedrock of protracted human rights violations and impunity, crony capitalism, pervasive corruption, sectarianism, marginalisation and discrimination of entire groups, notably Sunnis, as well as a long history of external manipulation and intervention by regional and Western actors;