Traduction de «Prior analysis » (Anglais → Français) :

negotiated procedure without prior call for competition | negotiated procedure without prior publication | negotiated procedure without prior publication of a call for competition | negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract notice

prior lienee [ prior lienholder | prior lien holder | prior lienor ]

Priore effect | Priore radiation | Prioré radiation

negotiated procedure after prior publication of a contract notice | negotiated procedure with prior call for competition | negotiated procedure with prior publication | negotiated procedure with publication of a contract notice

prior learning assessment and recognition [ PLAR | prior learning assessment | prior learning recognition ]

carry out necessary procedures prior to take off | undertake required actions before departure | conduct pre-flight activities | execute necessary procedures prior to take off

Acknowledgement of Notification of Rights to Elect to Pay for Prior Service Under the CF Superannuation Act [ Acknowledgement of Notification of Rights to Elect to Pay for Prior Service Under the Canadian Forces Superannuation Act ]

past service cost | prior period service cost | prior service cost

prior period adjustments | prior year adjustments

Every action designed to boost industrial competitiveness must be based on prior analysis of the existing situation, with a view to highlighting problems and responding to clearly identified needs.

[11] Because of the need to promote road safety, a prior analysis of the impact on safety of road projects will be encouraged.

30. Underlines the need for an in-depth analysis of each specific situation prior to the adoption of sanctions in order to assess the potential impact of different sanctions, and to determine which are the most effective in the light of all other relevant factors and comparable experiences; considers that such prior analysis is all the more justified since it is difficult to backtrack once the sanctions process has been initiated without undermining the EU's credibility and the expression of the EU's support for the population of the target third country, given the fact that the country's authorities can instrumentalise the EU decision; ...[+++] takes note in this respect of the current practice whereby the appropriateness, nature and effectiveness of the proposed sanctions are discussed in the Council on the basis of assessment by the EU Heads of Mission in the country concerned, and calls for the inclusion of an independent expert's report in such assessment;

30. Underlines the need for an in-depth analysis of each specific situation prior to the adoption of sanctions in order to assess the potential impact of different sanctions, and to determine which are the most effective in the light of all other relevant factors and comparable experiences; considers that such prior analysis is all the more justified since it is difficult to backtrack once the sanctions process has been initiated without undermining the EU's credibility and the expression of the EU's support for the population of the target third country, given the fact that the country's authorities can instrumentalise the EU decision; ...[+++] takes note in this respect of the current practice whereby the appropriateness, nature and effectiveness of the proposed sanctions are discussed in the Council on the basis of assessment by the EU Heads of Mission in the country concerned, and calls for the inclusion of an independent expert's report in such assessment;