Translation of "feu à évolution lente " (French → English) :

slowly changing dimension

slowly developing disasters

chronic carcinoma | scirrhous carcinoma

Furthermore, in keeping with the principles of Beaux-Arts eclecticism, all of these details coexist in a meaningful interplay, reminding the visitor that our country and its government were not hatched whole from a master plan, but instead shaped by slow and complex evolution.

I can safely say that over the years I have witnessed first-hand what has been a relatively slow but important evolution, if I can put it that way, of governments at different levels, both in Ottawa and at the provincial level, where we have seen the benefits of trying to ensure that the citizenry and other stakeholders have better and more access to government documents.

24. Stresses that it must be clear that drought will continue to be regarded as a type of disaster that is eligible for the EUSF, with a focus on mitigating the socio-economic and environmental effects of droughts in the context of the Water Framework Directive, taking account of the fact that this is a lasting structural problem which is difficult to square with the deadlines for applications set and which has serious repercussions on the social and economic development of the regions affected; urges that, in the event of serious droughts or other slowly unfolding disasters, specific provisions should be introduced setting the date of ...[+++]first public authority intervention to combat the disaster, thereby allowing a rapid and legally clear response;

6. Takes the view that, in the case of what are considered ‘slowly unfolding’ disasters, the current provisions of the regulation pose legal and practical difficulties for mobilisation, and therefore requests that the Commission consider showing greater flexibility with regard to the deadline set for submitting applications, so that particular attention can be paid to ensuring that such damage can also be covered by the EUSF;