Traduction de «Translation group » (Anglais → Français) :

Arabic Translation Group

Work Description Translation Working Group [ Translation Working Group | Working Group - Translation of Work Descriptions and UCS Materials | Working Group - Translation of Work Descriptions ]

group bank | group translating equipment | GTE [Abbr.]

reverse translation | translation from a translator's main working language (usually mother tongue) into a foreign language | translation from L1 | translation from L1 into an L2 | translation from mother tongue | two-way translation | 2WT [Abbr.] | FMT [Abbr.] | FMTTRA [Abbr.]

computer-aided translation | computer-assisted translation | machine-aided translation | machine-assisted human translation | machine-assisted translation | CAT [Abbr.] | MAHT [Abbr.]

group bank [ group translating equipment | group translation equipment ]

translation memory software development | write translation memory software | define translation memory software | develop translation memory software

translate strategy in operations | translate strategy into objectives | translate strategy into actions | translate strategy into operation

employ translation assessment techniques | translation assessment techniques | employ assessment techniques for translations | employ assessment techniques to anticipate translation efforts

group translating equipment | group translation equipment

Effective sharing of data, standardised data processing and the linkage of these data with large-scale cohort studies is also essential, as is the translation of research findings into the clinic, in particular through the conduct of clinical trials, which should address all age groups to ensure that medicines are adapted to their use.

Welcomes the Congolese authorities’ efforts to implement the legislation which forbids trading in and processing of minerals in areas where there is illegal exploitation of minerals, such as those controlled by armed groups; calls on the Congolese authorities to reinforce the implementation of the legislation and enable more thorough scrutiny regarding mining deals and the misuse of mining revenues; calls for the EU to support the DRC’s efforts in this regard through its development cooperation policies; welcomes the recently agreed European understanding concerning mandatory due diligence checks on suppliers of conflict minerals as a ...[+++] first step to addressing European businesses’ responsibilities in this matter, and urges the EU to translate this understanding into ambitious legislation to be adopted swiftly.

20. Notes with concern the enormous disparities in translation costs among the various Union institutions; calls, therefore, on the Interinstitutional Working Group on Translation to identify the causes of those disparities and put forward solutions that will put an end to the imbalance and harmonise translation costs while ensuring full respect for quality and linguistic diversity; notes, with this in mind, that the working group should relaunch cooperation among the institutions in order to share best practices and outcomes and to ...[+++] identify areas in which cooperation or agreements between the institutions can be strengthened; notes that the working group should also aim to establish a unified methodology of presenting the translation costs which all the institutions can use, in order to simplify the analysis and comparison of the costs; notes that the working group should present those findings before the end of 2015; calls on all the institutions to play an active role in the work of the Interinstitutional Working Group; recalls in this regard the fundamental importance of respect for multilingualism in the Union institutions in order to guarantee equal treatment and equal opportunities for all Union citizens;

12. Observes with concern the enormous disparities in translation costs for the different Union institutions; asks consequently that the Interinstitutional Working Group on Translation identify the causes of these disparities and put forward solutions that will bring this imbalance to an end and produce harmonised translation costs that fully respect quality and linguistic diversity; notes, with this in mind, that the Working Group should relaunch a collaboration between the institutions in order to share best practices and outcomes ...[+++] and identify those areas in which cooperation or agreements between the institutions may be strengthened; notes that the Working Group should also aim to establish a unified methodology for presentation of translation costs which all the institutions can use, in order to simplify the analysis and comparison of these costs; notes that the Working Group should present the results of this work before the end of 2015; calls on all the institutions to be actively involved in the work of the Interinstitutional Working Group; recalls in this regard the fundamental importance of respect for multilingualism in the Union institutions in order to guarantee equal treatment and equal opportunities for all Union citizens;