Traduction de «Sea card » (Anglais → Français) :

compass card | wind rose | sea card | mariner's card

sea

electronic money [ auto-bank card | cash card | charge card | credit card | debit card | defered debit card | delayed debit card | electronic purse | e-money | e-money payment | multiservices card | payment card ]

Mediterranean Sea [ Mediterranean ]

private label card | private label credit card | proprietary card | proprietary credit card | retailed card | store card

Batten cards | body-punched aspect cards | body-punched feature cards | coincidence hole cards | peek-a-boo cards | peep-hole cards

blue badge | disabled parking badge | disabled person's parking card | European parking card | orange badge | parking card for disabled people | parking card for people with disabilities | parking card for the disabled

Depth-charge Marine mine Mine NOS, at sea or in harbour Sea-based artillery shell Torpedo Underwater blast

card | carding machine | carding-machine | cards | carding engine | carding-engines | card engine

flash memory card | flash card | CompactFlash | SmartMedia Card | Memory Stick | Multimedia Card | Secure Digital Card | SD Card

103. Reiterates its call for a comprehensive and global approach to asylum and migration policy; stresses the need to provide safety for asylum seekers in the process of requesting refugee status and to remove refugees’ need to choose risky routes into the EU, tackling the root causes of irregular migration and efficiently combating migrant smugglers, strengthening solidarity and responsibility-sharing among all the Member States; supports the need for migration to be linked to the EU’s external policy through cooperation with countries of origin and transit countries; supports the Commission’s proposal to offer humanitarian assistance; underlines the need for further action as regards the recent tragedies in the Mediterranean, in order ...[+++] to prevent the loss of lives at sea; calls for medium- and long-term challenges to be faced and for the development of a comprehensive response, as defined in the European Agenda on Migration; stresses that the Blue Card Directive should be revised to offer the prospect of legal migration to the EU;

Where the rail journey exceeds 500 km or where the standard route involves a sea crossing, air travel may be reimbursed up to the actual cost of a reduced-price ticket (PEX or APEX), on production of tickets and boarding cards.

Re-iterates its call for Member States to respect the right of Union citizens to travel within the EU with either a valid national identity card or a valid passport and not to restrict such movement on the grounds of security or for other reasons, especially in the area of air and sea travel.

Re-iterates its call for Member States to respect the right of Union citizens to travel within the EU with either a valid national identity card or a valid passport and not to restrict such movement on the grounds of security or for other reasons, especially in the area of air and sea travel;