Traduction de «couronne de lancement » (Français → Anglais) :

starting ring

ring gear | flywheel starter gear | flywheel gear | flywheel ring gear | fly wheel ring gear | starter ring gear | starter gear | toothed flywheel gear

starter ring gear

core bit [ coring bit | core cutterhead | core-cutter head | core cutter head ]

crown wheel core

mobile head high mast lighting | high mast with mobile headframe | high mast lighting

three-quarter crown | Carmichael crown

Struck by thrown, projected or falling object

fixed launching pad

24. Stresses the need to improve the entrepreneurial culture within tertiary education by supporting and facilitating the creation of new companies by young people on the basis of academic research (spin-offs), reducing the bureaucratic burden involved in establishing such companies, and creating a clear and supportive regulatory framework for student entrepreneurs; considers that, in this context, schools and universities should allow time and space for, and grant recognition of, initiatives by young people so as to give them the necessary confidence to undertake new projects that may prove useful in setting up independent businesses; welcomes initiatives which reward young people for successful bu ...[+++]siness ventures (e.g. an award for the best student company of the year); further emphasises the importance of companies giving young people the chance to obtain their first direct in-house work experience; reiterates the need to promote company visits and traineeship schemes with such objectives, so as to give young people an overview of the business world;

11. Stresses the need to improve the entrepreneurial culture within tertiary education by supporting and facilitating the creation of new companies by young people on the basis of academic research (spin-offs), reducing the bureaucratic burden involved in establishing such companies, and creating a clear and supportive regulatory framework for student entrepreneurs; considers that, in this context, schools and universities should allow time and space for, and grant recognition of, initiatives by young people so as to give them the necessary confidence to undertake new projects that may prove useful in setting up independent businesses; welcomes initiatives which reward young people for successful business ...[+++] ventures (e.g. the award for the best student company of the year), further emphasises the importance of companies giving young people the chance to obtain their first direct in-house work experience, and reiterates the necessity of promoting company visits and traineeship schemes with such objectives, so as to give young people an overview of the business world;

24. Stresses the need to improve the entrepreneurial culture within tertiary education by supporting and facilitating the creation of new companies by young people on the basis of academic research (spin-offs), reducing the bureaucratic burden involved in establishing such companies, and creating a clear and supportive regulatory framework for student entrepreneurs; considers that, in this context, schools and universities should allow time and space for, and grant recognition of, initiatives by young people so as to give them the necessary confidence to undertake new projects that may prove useful in setting up independent businesses; welcomes initiatives which reward young people for successful bu ...[+++]siness ventures (e.g. an award for the best student company of the year); further emphasises the importance of companies giving young people the chance to obtain their first direct in-house work experience; reiterates the need to promote company visits and traineeship schemes with such objectives, so as to give young people an overview of the business world;

Europe is currently at a crossroads, between the optimists that believe that the Economic Monetary Union is not only the crowning of economic integration but will also be the launching point of a political Europe—in other words, in fact always the gear for the launching of a strong federal institution, such as the Central European Bank, that will not only create the necessity for a political power—and that those who think that it is not automatic and that politics must be treated as such, especially since European construction has now penetrated into the lives of citizens.