Translation of "entraînement sur avion " (French → English) :

aeroplane/flight simulator training

student jet training area

training aircraft | training aeroplane | school aeroplane

training aircraft | training plane

operationally-capable trainer

aircraft [ aerodyne | aeronautical equipment | aeroplane | civil aircraft | civilian aircraft | commercial aircraft | passenger aircraft | plane | tourist aircraft | transport aircraft ]

1. Expresses its concern that the recent decision of the Enlarged Board of Appeal of the EPO on Cases G2/12 (tomatoes) and G2/13 (broccoli) could lead to more patents being granted by the EPO in respect of natural traits introduced into new varieties by means of essentially biological processes such as crossing and selection;

10. Calls for the draft law on NGOs to be revised to bring it into line with international standards and Burundi’s obligations, and for guarantees to be provided that the right to demonstrate peacefully will be upheld and that the country’s security and defence forces will make proportionate use of force; calls for the repeal of Decree 530/1597 providing for the provisional suspension of the activities of 10 human rights organisations and the immediate lifting of the freeze on their bank accounts, so that these organisations can freely exercise their activities; denounces the situation of Pierre Claver Mbonimpa (a human rights activist arrested in 2014 for having criticise ...[+++]d the fact that young Burundians were being armed and sent for military training in the Democratic Republic of the Congo), who was shot and severely wounded in Bujumbura on 3 August 2015 and whose son and son-in-law were killed in October 2015;

I. whereas the Burundian refugees in neighbouring states have caused humanitarian emergencies in Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Tanzania, where an outbreak of cholera has been reported;

10. Expresses its deep concern about the socioeconomic, security and humanitarian-related impact of the crisis in the country and in the whole region as it could endanger the regional stability and give rise to an escalation of violence and a further spread of infectious diseases;

B. whereas President Nkurunziza announced on 26 April 2015 that he was running for a third term, thereby plunging the country into its deepest political crisis since the end of the civil war; whereas police have used excessive force against peaceful protestors, which has resulted in great loss of life; whereas on 28 May 2015 the EU suspended its electoral mission as minimal acceptable conditions for the conduct of democratic elections were not matched; whereas Pierre Nkurunziza was re-elected on 26 August 2015 following an electoral process considered by the international community to be non-inclusive and not credible;

1. Commemorates the conclusion of the Dayton Agreement, which marked a great victory for diplomacy over war, putting an end to a conflict which fuelled atrocities that horrified the world, claiming over 100 000 lives and displacing millions of people;

I. whereas the impact of the ‘doi moi’(renovation) policy and steps towards establishing a market economy have also led to an increase in the poverty gap; whereas protests over land and property seized by the government have increased; whereas, however, the global recession hurt Vietnamese exports, with GDP in 2014 growing at one of the slowest rates since the end of the Asian economic crisis; whereas Vietnam faces the challenge of a labour force that is growing by more than one million every year;

32. Calls on the Vietnamese authorities to put in place greater anti-corruption efforts with a view to sending a positive signal to foreign investors; notes that the weak legal infrastructure and the corruption system lead to financial unpredictability and pose a serious obstacle for investment and business operations;

1. Expresses its concern about the recent decision of the Enlarged Board of Appeal of the EPO in Cases G2/12 (tomatoes) and G2/13 (broccoli), which could lead to an increase in the number of patents, granted by the EPO, for natural traits which are introduced into new varieties by using essentially biological processes such as crossing and selection;

1. Emphasises that resolving the problems in Bosnia and Herzegovina is crucial for the stability and prosperity of the Balkan region; stresses that economic prosperity and social stability are only possible if they are based on an independent, democratic and inclusive society and state; notes that constitutional reform aimed at consolidating, streamlining and strengthening the institutional framework established by the Dayton Agreement remains key to transforming Bosnia and Herzegovina into an effective, inclusive and fully functional state; urges all political leaders in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the international community, to work o ...[+++]n making the necessary changes, including addressing the issue of the country’s costly and complex administrative structure, which results in an overlapping of competencies between the central state, entities, cantons and municipalities;