Translation of "lancement négatif " (French → English) :

mass

gram-negative | Gram-negative

negative conflict | negative conflict of competence | negative conflict of jurisdiction

negative equity

History of RhD negative

Late congenital syphilis, latent (+ sero., - C.S.F., 2 years OR more)

Late syphilis, latent (+ sero., - C.S.F. 2 years after)

combined negative

negative refraction index material | NRI | left-handed material | LHM | backward wave material | negative refractive index metamaterial

Struck by thrown, projected or falling object

· The immediate launch of an extensive public and parental education campaign with respect to the negative effects of corporal punishment and the need to foster enhanced parent-child communication based on alternative forms of discipline;

6. Notes that Greece entered recession in Q4 2008; notes that the country experienced six quarters of negative GDP growth rate in the seven leading up to the assistance programme being activated; notes the close correlation between the effects of the financial crisis and the rise in government debt on the one hand, and the increase in the national debt and the economic downturn on the other, with public debt increasing from EUR 254.7 billion at the end of Q3 2008 to EUR 314,1 billion at the end of Q2 2010;

8. Regrets several delays to the start of visa dialogue and reiterates its support for its launch; welcomes the Commission’s intention finally to start the process towards the end of the year, in accordance with previous commitments regarding the fulfilment of the European perspective of the Western Balkans and without prejudice to Member States’ positions on the status of Kosovo, in order to counter the increasing isolation among Kosovar citizens, which has a negative impact, primarily on the most vulnerable groups and on young people; welcomes that this intention was supported by the Council at its meeting of 5 December 2011, when it ...[+++] reaffirmed that eventual visa liberalisation would be granted to Kosovo once all the conditions were met; stresses that improved people-to-people contacts are a powerful incentive for democratisation and a driver for further reforms in the region;

10. Welcomes the start of the visa dialogue, in accordance with previous commitments regarding the European perspective of the Western Balkans and without prejudice to Member States' positions on the status of Kosovo, in order to counter the increasing isolation among Kosovar citizens, which has a negative impact, primarily on the most vulnerable groups and on young people, and expects the Commission to present the roadmap on visa liberalisation this spring, adopting the same approach as it has for other Western Balkans countries, namely through the preparation of a roadmap addressing four blocks of issues, the main objective being to ac ...[+++]hieve visa liberalisation at the end of this process; welcomes the Council conclusions of 5 December 2011, in which it reaffirmed that eventual visa liberalisation would be granted to Kosovo once all the conditions were met; stresses that improved people-to-people contacts are a powerful incentive for democratisation and a driver for further reforms in the region;