Traduction de «Inserting central line » (Anglais → Français) :

peripherally inserted central catheter [ PICC | PICC line ]

central line | central vascular catheter | central venous access catheter | central venous catheter | central venous line | CVAC [Abbr.] | CVC [Abbr.]

central venous catheter [ CVC | central venous line | central line | central catheter ]

central line blood stream infection [ CLI-BSI | central line-associated blood stream infection ]

Care of central line

Central line

centre line | center line | central line

die insert | die liner | die lining

direct insert subroutine | in-line subroutine | open subroutine

110. Notes with great concern that, according to the ILO, around 21 million men, women and children around the world are in a form of slavery; highlights the need to address human rights in a holistic and indivisible manner by emphasising and making a strong and binding commitment to both civil and political rights and economic, social, cultural and environmental rights, since without these rights there can be no development; stresses the need to tackle the root causes of poverty; highlights the obligation to respect international labour standards, in line with the fulfilment of the ILO Decent Work Agenda, and calls for the establishm ...[+++]ent of a universal social protection floor; takes the view that social issues should have a more central place in the EU’s external relations; considers it regrettable, in this context, that the EU does not have a standard format for a ‘social clause’ to be inserted in all external trade agreements; urges the EU, accordingly, to incorporate a chapter on development and a social clause reflecting ILO core labour standards into all its external trade agreements;

110. Notes with great concern that, according to the ILO, around 21 million men, women and children around the world are in a form of slavery; highlights the need to address human rights in a holistic and indivisible manner by emphasising and making a strong and binding commitment to both civil and political rights and economic, social, cultural and environmental rights, since without these rights there can be no development; stresses the need to tackle the root causes of poverty; highlights the obligation to respect international labour standards, in line with the fulfilment of the ILO Decent Work Agenda; takes the view that social issues should ha ...[+++]ve a more central place in the EU’s external relations; considers it regrettable, in this context, that the EU does not have a standard format for a ‘social clause’ to be inserted in all external trade agreements; urges the EU, accordingly, to incorporate a chapter on development and a social clause reflecting ILO core labour standards into all its external trade agreements;

4. Notes with great concern that according to the International Labour Organisation (ILO) around 21 million men, women and children around the world are in a form of slavery; highlights the need to address human rights in a holistic and indivisible fashion by emphasising and making a strong and binding commitment to both civil and political rights and economic, social, cultural and environmental rights, since without these rights there can be no development; stresses the need to tackle the root causes of poverty; highlights the obligation to respect international labour standards, in line with the fulfilment of the ILO Decent Work Age ...[+++]nda, and calls for the setting-up of a universal social protection floor; takes the view that social issues should have a more central place in the EU’s external relations; regrets, in this context, that the EU does not have a standard format for a ‘social clause’ to be inserted in all external trade agreements; accordingly, urges the EU to incorporate a chapter on development and a social clause reflecting ILO core labour standards into all its external trade agreements;