Traduction de «Topographical feature » (Anglais → Français) :

All topographic features hereinafter referred to being according to the first editions of the Pond Inlet and Milne Inlet map sheets 38B and 48A and the second edition of the Navy Board Inlet map sheet 48D of the National Topographic System, as shown on sheets 13, 27 and 30 of 237 respectively of maps recorded in the Land Titles Office at Yellowknife as 2405-13, 2405-27 and 2405-30 respectively, copies of which are recorded in the Canada Lands Surveys Records at Ottawa as 77288, as well as the second edition of Bylot Island map sheet 38C of the National Topographic System, produced at a scale of 1:250,000 by the Department of Energy, Mine ...[+++]s and Resources (formerly Department of Mines and Technical Surveys) at Ottawa.

1a. In planning and developing the trans-European Transport Network, Member States, regional and local authorities, infrastructure managers, transport undertakings and public and private agencies shall take account of the particular circumstances in the various parts of the Union, such as, in particular, tourism aspects and topographical features of the regions concerned.

68. Points to the vulnerability of mountains and glaciers on climate change, because of their topographical features and structural disadvantages, as well as to their potential as a 'test laboratory' for innovative technologies on climate protection that imitate Nature; calls on the Commission to devise a differentiated climate policy as regards mountain areas and, in the process, to draw on existing knowledge (such as the Alpine and Carpathian Conventions); calls for research activities to be undertaken and transitional measures to be adopted in this area;

32. Stresses the need for a differentiated climatic and developmental approach regarding areas and regions particularly vulnerable to climate change, such as mountainous or coastal areas, islands or, for example, the seven outermost regions of the EU, which, given their topographical features and their structural disadvantages, are especially dependent on the dynamics of natural events; calls in this context on the Commission to expand the list of most vulnerable areas and to cooperate with existing regional initiatives, such as the Alpine Convention and the Carpathian Convention, in order to make the best possible use of existing knowl ...[+++]edge gained through such initiatives;

S. whereas climate change is likely to affect those regions which, given their topographical features, are especially dependent on the dynamics of nature (inter alia glacial zones and mountainous regions), thereby exposing the local economy, culture and the population as a whole to great pressures and adaptation costs, while potentially further increasing regional disparities,

S. whereas climate change is likely to affect those regions which, given their topographical features, are particularly dependent on the dynamics of nature (inter alia glacial zones and mountainous regions), thereby exposing the local economy, culture and the population as a whole to great pressures and adaptation costs, while potentially further increasing regional disparities,