Traduction de «Closed building » (Anglais → Français) :

closed building | closed location of building

closed building method

close company | close corporation | closed corporation | closely held corporation | closely-held corporation | private company

take up tightly | wind close | wind closely | wind up close | wind up closely

manage closing room in footwear manufacturing | organise closing room activities in footwear manufacturing | coordinate closing room in footwear manufacturing | organize closing room activities in footwear manufacturing

closed-end investment fund | closed-end company | closed-end fund | closed-end investment company | closed-end mutual fund | closed-end mutual investment fund | closed-ended fund

Tagliabue closed tester [ Tagliabue closed-cup tester | Tag closed-cup tester | Tag closed tester | Tagliabue closed cup | Tag closed cup | closed cup Tag flash point tester ]

private company [ private corporation | close company | close corporation | closed company | closed corporation | privately held corporation | closely held corporation | closely-held corporation ]

close medium shot | close-medium shot | knee shot | two shot | medium close shot | medium close up | medium close-up | close shot | three-shot | bust-shot

|| The assumption is that a completely zero-energy building has an EPC = 0 || The EPC will be lowered from 0.8 to 0.6 (introduced on 1 January 2011) and further lowered to 0.4 as per 1 January 2015, with the aim to set a requirement close to EPC = 0 for other buildings than public in 2020.

BE Walloon region || A NZEB is characterised at the design stage by energy performance close to or equivalent to the passive house standards for the building envelope and by the renewable energy coverage for part of the consumption.

|| The assumption is that a completely zero-energy building has an EPC = 0 || The EPC will be lowered from 0.8 to 0.6 (introduced on 1 January 2011) and further lowered to 0.4 as per 1 January 2015, with the aim to set a requirement close to EPC = 0 for other buildings than public in 2020.

2. In the Hague Programme of 4-5 November 2004, the European Council acknowledged the need for the EU to contribute, in a spirit of shared responsibility to a more accessible, equitable and effective international protection system in partnership with third countries and to provide access to protection and durable solutions at the earliest possible stage. A distinction was drawn between the differing needs of countries in regions of transit and countries in regions of origin. Countries in regions of origin and transit will be encouraged in their efforts to strengthen their capacity for the protection of refugees. On countries and regions of origin, the European Council further invited the Commission to develop EU Regional Protection Program ...[+++]mes in partnership with the third countries concerned and in close consultation and cooperation with UNHCR. These programmes should build on experience gained in pilot protection programmes to be launched before the end of 2005. These programmes will incorporate a variety of relevant instruments, primarily focused on capacity building, and include a joint resettlement programme for those Member States which may be ready to participate in such a programme on a voluntary basis. With regard to countries of transit, the European Council emphasised the need for intensified cooperation and capacity building, both on the southern and eastern borders of the EU to enable those countries better to manage migration and to provide adequate protection for refugees.