Traduction de «Bury a stone in the corner » (Anglais → Français) :

bury a rock in the corner [ bury a stone in the corner ]

bury a rock on the centre line [ bury a stone on the centre line | bury a stone on the center line ]

bury a rock [ bury a stone | bury | draw behind | pull behind | draw a rock behind cover | draw a stone behind cover | draw behind a rock | draw behind a stone | draw behind cover | drive a rock behind cover | drive a stone behind cover | protect a rock up | protect a stone up ]

to clear the ball for a corner | to clear for a corner

The principle of paying direct payments only after all administrative and on-the-spot checks are completed is a corner stone of the assurance that is obtained by the integrated administration and control system.

According to the Treaties the promotion of high employment and the guarantee of adequate social protection has to be taken into account in defining and implementing the policies and activities of the EU. Hence social governance, with an integrated active employment policy as one of the corner stones, must be improved in parallel with the establishment of European economic governance. This needs to respect the autonomy of the social partners and of the social dialogue.

- the interoperability Regulation [9] has been poorly observed. Seven years after the adoption of the basic regulation, approximately a third of the NSAs have not properly verified the capability of the ANSPs to conduct conformity assessment activities – which are the corner stone of the implementation of interoperable ATM systems.

64. Urges countries which still have recourse to death by stoning to abolish legislation providing for this inhuman punishment; urges the Iranian leaders to enact a law unequivocally banning stoning as a legal punishment, which is the most barbaric form of the death penalty; condemns the fact that many countries still sentence to death and execute juvenile offenders; condemns the Iranian regime's use of the death penalty, which places Iran in second position, just after China, in the league table of countries with the highest number of executions; strongly condemns the increased number of executions following the peaceful demonstrati ...[+++]ons after presidential elections in Iran in June 2009; is concerned that China still carries out the greatest number of executions worldwide and calls on China to make its national execution figures public, so that there can be transparent analysis and debate on the death penalty; welcomes the positive action of the Belarusian authorities in setting up a Working Group to draft proposals on imposing a moratorium on the death penalty; remains concerned that executions are still carried out in Belarus, which is the only country in Europe that continues to use the death penalty, leaving the families of those executed without information on the date of the execution or where the body is buried;