Traduction de «signal de noir nominal » (Français → Anglais) :

26. Points out the uneven, albeit strong, economic growth in the entire region, but draws attention to the fact that growth is more sustained in the oil and gas exporting countries; points to the fragility of the private sector in many countries bordering the Black Sea; stresses the importance of building a space of economic opportunities and prosperity in the Black Sea region for its population and trading partners; underlines the need to improve the investment climate, for both local and international companies, in particular by stepping up the fight against corruption and fraud, and to promote market economy reforms aimed at increa ...[+++]sing competitiveness and economic attractiveness, creating diversified economies, and providing for sustainable growth, as well as social justice and coherence; encourages harmonisation and further liberalisation measures and supports the creation of a free trade area in accordance with WTO principles; believes that the EU, as major economic partner of the Black Sea countries, has a leading role to play in promoting the above-mentioned goals and in encouraging the region to take the necessary steps;

Gene Fischel of the U.S. Department of State echoed some of these concerns and in particular singled out the appointment of Mr. Chernomyrdin as indicative of Russia’s interest in controlling Ukraine.

General Baki Onurlubas, commander of the Black Sea region, warned in the media of the 'threat posed by the Christians' and asked members of the public to ring the armed forces 156 hotline to report whenever they saw Christians in the region.

We can of course commend the appointment of the three wise men with their splendid careers behind them as a good signal to the Chinese leaders as to how we promote women and young people in the European Union.

L. having regard to the nominal increase in, and also the potential shift of, undeclared work as a result of enlargement and the efforts required to chart the nature and scope of undeclared work in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe,

On many occasions, Senator Ruck has risen in his seat to speak about issues close to his heart. These include the contributions of the Black Service Battalion in World War I, the anniversary of legislation introduced in Nova Scotia concerning human rights, and the appropriate marking of graves of black veterans in World War I.