Translation of "procédures de suppression " (French → English) :

removal procedures [ virus removal procedures ]

black-out | blanking | suppression

vertical blanking interval

decay time of a pulse

Federal Act of 21 Dec. 2007 on the Abolition and Simplification of Licensing Procedures

delete key | del | delete | del key

withholding the caller number | withholding the caller's number | suppression of the calling line identification

Delete key [ delete key ]

information system for monitoring the effects of the withdrawal of social assistance

37. Emphasises that bureaucracy and lack of procedural clarity have made access to the Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund difficult and have discouraged those actors most in need of such funding from applying; supports, therefore, the simplification of rules and procedures, the removal of red tape, and increased flexibility in allocating these funds at both EU and national level; believes that simplification will contribute to the efficient allocation of funds, higher absorption rates, fewer errors and reduced payment periods, and allow the poorest Member States and regions to take full advantage of the financial instruments intend ...[+++]ed to reduce regional and inter-state disparities; considers that a balance needs to be struck between simplification and the stability of rules and procedures;

5. Emphasises that bureaucracy and lack of procedural clarity have made access to the Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund difficult and discouraged those actors most in need of such funding from applying; supports, therefore, the simplification of rules and procedures, the removal of red tape, and increased flexibility in allocating these funds at both EU and national level; believes that simplification will contribute to the efficient allocation of funds, higher absorption rates, fewer errors and reduced payment periods, and allow the poorest Member States and regions to take full advantage of the financial instruments intended to ...[+++]reduce regional and inter-state disparities; considers that a balance needs to be struck between simplification and the stability of rules and procedures;

10. Emphasises that bureaucracy and lack of procedural clarity have made access to the Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund difficult and discouraged those actors most in need of such funding from applying; supports, therefore, the simplification of rules and procedures, the removal of red tape, and increased flexibility in allocating these funds at both EU and national level; believes that simplification will contribute to the efficient allocation of funds, higher absorption rates, fewer errors and reduced payment periods and allow the poorest Member States and regions to take full advantage of the financial instruments intended to ...[+++]reduce regional and inter-state disparities; considers that a balance needs to be struck between simplification and the stability of rules and procedures;

11. Emphasises that bureaucracy and lack of procedural clarity have made access to the Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund difficult and discouraged those actors most in need of such funding from applying; supports, therefore, the simplification of rules and procedures, the removal of red tape, and increased flexibility in allocating these funds at both EU and national level; believes that simplification will contribute to the efficient allocation of funds, higher absorption rates, fewer errors and reduced payment periods and allow the poorest Member States and regions to take full advantage of the financial instruments intended to ...[+++]reduce regional and inter-state disparities; considers that a balance needs to be struck between simplification and the stability of rules and procedures;