Traduction de «Large-signal operation » (Anglais → Français) :

compose signalling reports | develop signalling operations communications | write signalling operations reports | write signalling reports

ensure suitable signalling during rail maintenance | oversee signal operations during rail maintenance activities | ensure correct signalling during rail maintenance | ensure correct signalling during railroad maintenance

call operator signal | operator call-in signal

large hog farm | mega hog farm | mega-hog farm | large hog operation

inherent large-signal current gain

large signal gain

execute signalling activities using LED-based panel signal boxes | operate LED panel signal boxes | operate LED-based panel signal boxes | use LED-based panel signal boxes

The signals emitted by the system will be used to offer services which can be used in a large variety of markets such as transport (road, aviation, maritime, rail), agriculture, mapping and surveying, and search-and-rescue operations.

Nevertheless, there are signals from the Member States that the current operation of cross-border organisations could be thrown off balance by this fresh reform, bearing in mind that these structures have carried out a large number of joint measures to inform and place cross-border workers.

7. Stresses that not only is Galileo actually the first major EU-owned project of this type, but it also addresses a requirement that is in the public interest at EU level, thus justifying recourse to public financing; calls on the Commission to improve the management of the project, to ensure that a service involving a constellation of 30 satellites can be competitive and fully operational within the shortest possible period, to avoid uncertainties and to send a positive signal to market players; points out that there may prove to be substantial differences between current investment costs and future running costs; supports, therefor ...[+++]e, the proposal that in the future, where large-scale projects such as this are concerned, a predetermined annual amount should be covered from the EU budget and that the Member States should be responsible mainly for financing any additional cost by making available supplementary funding to the EU budget, while identifying under-spent areas of that budget along with other funding sources, including innovative forms of financing, which could help to finance additional needs arising from such large-scale projects;

29. Considers that Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 December 2006 on nutrition and health claims made on foods gives out a strong signal and will finally provide consumers with honest, reliable and consistent information concerning the nutritional characteristics of food products, in particular those which contain large amounts of sugar, salt and certain fats; notes that the implementation of that Regulation should be carried out in a way that still encourages and enables food and drinks companies to innovate and improve their products; therefore considers that in the context of that Regu ...[+++]lation, the establishment of nutrient profiles by the European Food Safety Authority must be given high priority, taking into account the most recent available data, and be carried out in close cooperation with consumer NGOs and food operators, including retailers;