Traduction de «pierre de collection » (Français → Anglais) :

cabinet stone | collection piece

stone planing machine operative | stone planing machine operator | stone planer | stone planing machine setter

architectural stone mason | stone carver | stonemason | tombstone carver

stone carver | stone hand engraver | engraver of stone | stone engraver

roll a rock out of the house [ roll a stone out of the house | roll a rock out of the rings | roll a stone out of the rings | roll a rock out of the circles | roll a stone out of the circles ]

corner freeze a rock [ corner freeze a stone ]

marcasite | marcasit | white iron pyrite | white iron pyrites | coxcomb pyrite | white iron | hepatic pyrites | Inca stone

belgian bluestone

jade | Yü | yustone | Mother's gem | stone of heaven | musical stone | mountain stone | chicken bone jade | Chi Ku Pai jade | leopard jade | jadeite | Lu jade | kidney stone

(73a) The paramount importance of funding data collection, the cornerstone of the CFP, should be emphasised. It is the essential prerequisite for the definition of precise objectives to be achieved, particularly as regards the achievement of the MSY and better fisheries management. In this sense it is appropriate to ensure that data collection is allocated a part of the EMFF budget that is commensurate with its importance.

The legislation does not apply to the following toys: playground equipment for public use, automatic playing machines intended for public use, toy vehicles with combustion engines, toy steam engines, slings and catapults.

1. Emphasises that freedom to provide services is one of the cornerstones of the European project; considers however, this should be balanced, on the one hand, against fundamental rights and the social objectives set out in the Treaties and on the other hand, against the right of the public and social partners to ensure non-discrimination, equal treatment, and the improvement of living and working conditions; recalls that collective bargaining and collective action are fundamental rights that are recognised by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and that equal treatment is a fundamental principle of the European Uni ...[+++]on;

1. Emphasises that freedom to provide services is one of the cornerstones of the European project; considers however, this should be balanced, on the one hand, against fundamental rights and the social objectives set out in the Treaties and on the other hand, against the right of the public and social partners to ensure non-discrimination, equal treatment, and the improvement of living and working conditions; recalls that collective bargaining and collective action are fundamental rights that are recognised by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and that equal treatment is a fundamental principle of the European Uni ...[+++]on;