Traduction de «espacement nominal » (Français → Anglais) :

aggregate nominal pulse spacing

nominal longitude separation

center-to-center spacing

clearance volume | nominal clearance volume | clearance

ad sales representative | media saleswoman | advertising sales agent | media salesman

appointing authority | authority who makes the appointments

notional | notional amount | notional principal amount

P. whereas the most recent Council conclusions on reinforcing human resources in science and technology in the European Research Area have recognised the importance of promoting gender equality in research and the inclusion of women in positions of responsibility, and this has been the case since 2005, but the Council has made no further statement on the matter;

(1f) The European Parliament's Resolution on the ‘Roadmap to a Single European Transport Area – Towards a competitive and resource efficient transport system’ (2011/2096(INI)) calls for a Union-wide uniform 30% reduction in emissions of CO 2 and pollutants in shipping, to which the IMO agreements on the Energy Efficiency Design Index and the Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan are to make a contribution.

(1f) The European Parliament's Resolution on the "Roadmap to a Single European Transport Area – Towards a competitive and resource efficient transport system" (2011/2096(INI)) calls for an Union-wide uniform 30% reduction in emissions of CO2 and pollutants in shipping, to which the IMO agreements on the Energy Efficiency Design Index and the Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan are to make a contribution.

15. Notes that Serbia is developing a new strategy for judicial reform, and supports the efforts being made to devise a new court system in order to improve the efficiency and independence of the whole judicial system; welcomes the government’s commitment to tackling shortcomings in the reform of the judiciary, particularly by ensuring that the legal framework leaves no room for undue political influence and addressing the issues of parliament’s power to appoint judges and prosecutors and the direct political participation of officials in the work of the High Judicial and State Prosecutorial Councils; underlines the importance of adopting clear and transparent evaluation criteria for appointed judges and prosecutors that will ensure their ...[+++] independence and professionalism; furthermore stresses the need to implement measures, in line with the recommendations of the Venice Commission, to address the growing backlog of cases; notes that the Justice Ministry still has responsibility for capital expenditure and that this could further limit the independence of the judiciary; calls on the government to focus on the quality of reform rather than its speed, using the available technical expertise from abroad; stresses also the need for initial and continued professional training of judges and prosecutors, following the extensive changes to the law;