Traduction de «réflexion multiple » (Français → Anglais) :

multiple reflection

multiple reflection cell

multi path reflections

think tank [ brain tank | think factory | think-tank ]

multichannel seismic reflection data [ multichannel reflection data ]

reflection [ reflection of sound ]

total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy | TIRFM | total internal reflection fluorescence | TIRF | TIRF microscopy

multi-level governance [ multilevel governance | multilevel policy ]

plant propagation [ grafting | plant reproduction ]

This consideration shall encompass also the ways for maximising the impact of this cooperation in terms of further approximating national practices and jurisprudences, e.g. the development of common guidelines on the interpretation and application of different procedural and substantial facets of the EU asylum acquis.

The proposed Regulation on European standardisation therefore includes voluntary service standards within its scope in order to reduce the likelihood of conflicting and multiple national standards, while also enabling the Commission, after due consideration, to issue mandates requesting the development of European service standards.

19. Stresses that, in order to enhance further social dialogue on the topic of psychosocial constraints at work in the European steel sector, special attention should be paid to the specific features of working conditions, to identifying sector-specific causes – such as, for example, the heavy nature of steel production work, the properties of the workforce (male, high age structure), environmental concerns, the proliferation of technological innovations and the substantial restructuring of the European steel industry – and to verifying the impact of these causes on the work floor, which can serve to improve sectorial exchange and reflection on prevention pract ...[+++]ices; stresses further that all key prevention players (be it at European, national or local level), including company management, occupational safety and health services, workers’ representatives, etc) can prevent psychosocial constraints at work on all prevention levels, meaning that they can continue to make improvements in terms of both health and performance, which are two sides of the same coin;

12. Urges that the policies concerned take into account the impact of deliveries of e-commerce parcels on urban traffic and atmospheric pollution stemming from the sharp increase in the number of individual deliveries, which should not lead to developments that contradict the EU’s social or environmental goals; calls on the Commission to hold discussions with the interested parties on the need to implement green logistics, and in particular on the issue of the ‘last mile’ in urban areas, taking into account factors relating to the environment, methods of transport, town planning, quality and choice of services and competition rules;