Translation of "arrêt en profondeur " (French → English) :

Deep transverse arrest Obstructed labour due to persistent (position):occipitoiliac | occipitoposterior | occipitosacral | occipitotransverse

depth of burial | depth of sowing | depth to which seeds are buried | drilling depth

peak-to-valley height [ peak-to-valley height of a surface ]

deep burial [ deep underground storage | deep underground disposal ]

bit depth | pixel depth | color depth | colour depth

elevator trim tab

landing flap chord | wing flap chord

HIV disease resulting in failure to thrive Slim disease

Nutritional:short stature | stunting | Physical retardation due to malnutrition

58. Points out that the optimal location of power generators to harness blue energy, such as wind, wave or solar energy, ocean currents, osmotic power and thermal energy conversion, can depend on a number of factors, including water depth, seabed conditions, oceanographic characteristics and distance from shore; believes, therefore, that harmonising the data collected in the different national programmes on bathymetry, seabed characteristics or vertical ocean profiles can assist in site selection and licensing policies for renewable energy developments; stresses also that further research into marine energy solutions is a must to be ab ...[+++]le to develop affordable, cost-effective and resource-efficient energy technology solutions;

On looking at your tables, even without going into detail, we note that transportation and fossil fuels are the biggest contributor to GHG emissions.

Mr. Leon Benoit: When I asked you about the two things you would do to help speed the process up and make it work better, you didn't mention having a thorough review of the Singh decision and other subsequent decisions, which, combined with the charter, make it very difficult, I think, for people in the department generally and in the IRB to do their jobs.

39. Is aware of the Commission appeal against the General Court judgment in the latest case of Kadi v. Commission ; calls on all actors to carry out a thorough revision of the sanctions regime and ensure it is fully in line with international human rights standards and the rule of law, in accordance with all relevant case law; takes the view that those targeted by sanctions should be given the information that substantiates their targeting and be entitled to effective judicial remedy;