Traduction de «Deep line » (Anglais → Français) :

deep water line | L.W.L. | deep line | load waterline | loaded water line | Plimsoll line

deep-frozen product [ deep-frozen food | deep-frozen foodstuff ]

use deep tissue massage | utilise deep tissue massage | apply deep tissue massage | practice deep tissue massage

deep water port [ deep-water port | deepwater port | deep water harbour | deep-water harbour | deep-water harbor ]

deep-etch offset | deep etch offset | etch-offset | offset deep printing | deep-etch | intaglio offset

deep neural network | DNN | deep NN | deep neural net | deep network

deep-freezing

prepared foodstuff [ cooked foodstuff | deep-frozen dish | food preparation | pre-cooked foodstuff ]

begin chocolate moulding line | starting up chocolate moulding line | launch chocolate moulding line | start up chocolate moulding line

attaching cylinders lines | connecting cylinders lines | connect cylinders lines | cylinder lines attaching

3. Expresses deep concern about the underfinancing of 'completion budget lines' (payments for lines from the previous MFF) in particular, and fears that the increase in deficits carried over from one budget year to the next will result in the loss of credibility and reliability vis-à-vis partner countries and implementing organisations, and will reverse progress made in terms of management and aid effectiveness; calls therefore for the reinforcement of these completion budget lines, in particular for the thematic programmes (food sec ...[+++]urity, human development, non-state actors, and environment and energy);

(g) “Northern Inland Zone” means all that portion of the Island of Newfoundland other than the adjacent coastal zones, lying north of a straight line commencing at the north bank of the mouth of Little Harbour Deep River, thence heading in a straight line to Hawke Point near Hawkes Bay, and includes all portions of the offshore islands of the Northern Coastal Zone lying within 100 meters of the ordinary high-water mark; and

15. Expresses great concern at the very limited coverage of the Gezi Park events by Turkish media and the dismissal of journalists who criticised the government’s reactions to those events; recalls that freedom of expression and media pluralism, including digital and social media, are at the heart of European values and that an independent press is crucial to a democratic society, as it enables citizens to take an active part in the collective decision-making processes on an informed basis and therefore strengthens democracy; expresses deep concern at the new internet law which introduces excessive controls on, and monitoring of, inter ...[+++]net access and has the potential to significantly impact on free expression, investigative journalism, democratic scrutiny and access to politically diverse information over the internet; points to the serious concerns expressed by the EU and the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe and asks the Government of Turkey to revise the law in line with European standards on media freedom and freedom of expression; reiterates once again its concern at the fact that most media are owned by, and concentrated in, large conglomerates with a wide range of business interests, and points to the worrying and widespread phenomenon of self-censorship by media owners and journalists; is concerned about the dismissal of journalists from positions in the media as a result of their criticising the government; is deeply concerned about the procedures used to punish the owners of critical media; raises concerns about the implications of accreditation by state institutions, mainly targeting the opposition media; expresses deep concern at the particularly high number of journalists currently in pre-trial detention, which undermines freedom of expression and of the media, and calls on Turkey’s judicial authorities to review and address these cases as soon as possible; highlights the special role of public service media in strengthening d ...

10. Expresses deep concern at the new law on the High Council of Judges and Prosecutors and points to the strong, central role conferred on the minister of justice, which is not in line with the principle of an independent judiciary as a necessary precondition for a fully functioning democratic system of checks and balances; stresses that the rules governing the election, composition and functioning of the High Council of Judges and Prosecutors should be fully in line with European standards, and calls on the Government of Turkey to ...[+++]consult closely with the European Commission and the Venice Commission and to revise the new law on the High Council of Judges and Prosecutors in accordance with their recommendations;