Traduction de «pleins gas » (Français → Anglais) :

full throttle

instructor in outdoor activities | practitioner of instruction in outdoor activities | outdoor activities instruction practitioner | outdoor activities instructor

activities coordinator | senior outdoor instructor | outdoor activities coordinator | sports inclusion coordinator

assistant open-air activities instructor | outdoor activities facilitator | assistant outdoor activities teacher | assistant outdoor animator

full-time equivalent | whole-time equivalent | FTE [Abbr.] | WTE [Abbr.]

full-time student loan [ full-time Canada Student Loan | full-time CSL ]

full-time employee | full-time worker | full-timer

close matter | solid copy | solid matter

ceiling for full-time student loans [ full-time student loan limit | full-time student loan ceiling ]

full face method [ full face driving | full-face method | full-face method of advance | full face attack | full face | full-face attack ]

to acknowledge that data protection and the right to privacy are not a trade barrier, but fundamental rights, which are enshrined in Article 39 TEU and Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, as well as in Article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; to acknowledge that a high level of trust is essential to develop a data-driven economy; to guarantee full respect of this fundamental right, taking due account of recent developments in the digital economy and in full compliance with the European Court of Justice's ruling with respect to Safe Harbour; to incorporate a comprehensive, unambi ...[+++]guous, horizontal, self-standing and legally binding provision based on GATS Article XIV which fully exempts the existing and future EU legal framework for the protection of personal data from the scope of this agreement, without any conditions that it must be consistent with other parts of the TiSA; to apply such provisions to all other TiSA annexes; to immediately and formally support such proposals in the TiSA e-commerce annex; to support proposals aimed at ensuring that domestic legal frameworks for the protection of personal information of users are applied on a non-discriminatory basis; to apply the data protection provisions enshrined in the annex on e-commerce to all other TiSA annexes, including on financial services;

11. Recognises, supports and demands respect by all for the inalienable right of all ethnic and religious minorities, and others, living in Iraq and Syria, to continue to live in their historical and traditional homelands in dignity, equality and safety, and to fully practise their religion and beliefs freely without being subject to any kind of coercion, violence or discrimination; believes that, in order to stem the suffering and the mass exodus of Christians, Yazidis and other communities of the region, a clear and unequivocal sta ...[+++]tement by all regional political and religious leaders in support of their continued presence and full and equal rights as citizens of their home countries is imperative;

3. Underlines the Libyan ownership of the Libyan Political Agreement; stresses the importance of implementing it in good faith, with sustained political will and inclusiveness; notes that its full implementation will provide the necessary tools to address the urgent challenges of reforming and building state institutions, consolidating the rule of law, fighting terrorism, improving the human rights situation, addressing the phenomenon of migration, combating human traffickers and stimulating economic growth;

13. Reiterates its support for the EU’s decision to prohibit imports originating from Crimea unless they are accompanied by a certificate of origin from the Ukrainian authorities, as well as for restrictive measures relating to the export of certain goods and technologies, investment, trade and services in Crimea; calls on the Council to continue with these sanctions until the completion of Crimea’s full reintegration into the legal order of Ukraine;

to aim at multilateralisation and to oppose any provisions or annexes which would prevent it, which would be incompatible with the GATS and which would prevent future integration into the WTO system; to accept new parties on the condition that they accept the already agreed rules and level of ambitions; to incentivise wider participation in the negotiation talks; to note that both the highest barriers and the highest growth potential regarding trade in services are to be found in the BRICS and the MINT countries; to recognise the importance of those countries for the EU, as export destinations with a rising middle class, as sources of intermediate inputs and as key hubs in global value chains ...[+++]; to open the way for the participation of committed emerging and dynamic economies and to reiterate its support for China's request to join the negotiations; to secure the commitment of all TiSA participants to multilateralising the outcome of the negotiations; to ensure that special attention is paid to developing countries and to include in TiSA the provisions contained in Article IV of the GATS;