Traduction de «alpine » (Anglais → Français) :

disabled alpine skiing [ alpine skiing for athletes with a disability | alpine skiing for disabled athletes | para-alpine skiing | disabled downhill skiing ]

alpine skiing | Alpine skiing | downhill skiing

alpine snowboard | alpine board | alpine carving board | carving board

alpine combined | K | combined | alpine combined event | combined event

IPC Alpine Skiing Rules and Regulations [ IPC Alpine Skiing Rules and Regulations Book | IPC Alpine Skiing Rule Book ]

alpine and sub-alpine coniferous forests

alpine farming | alpine husbandry

Alpine sickness Anoxia due to high altitude Barotrauma NOS Hypobaropathy Mountain sickness

International Blind Sports Federation Alpine Skiing Rulebook 2005-2009 [ IBSA Alpine Skiing Rules | Rules for Alpine Skiing for the Disabled ]

The main achievement of the study was the successful completion of combining trade and transport data from various sources for the Alpine pilot exercise, going through the following steps: a) Regionalisation (NUTS2 level) of the trade flows between countries per transport mode and commodity group; b) Implementation of the main transport chain organisation structures in trade flows; c) Implementation of the specific Alpine transport chain organisation in trade flows over the Alps; d) Distribution of trade flows along Alpine crossings over all transport chain organisation structures; e) Assessing impacts related to Alpine Transport Pol ...[+++]icy issues (e.g. pricing, combined transport).

3. Welcomes the current developments in, and the strong bottom-up approach adopted by, the regions of the Alpine area, which have repeatedly expressed their desire for an Alpine strategy to address effectively challenges common to the entire Alpine arc, to exploit its considerable potential more consistently and to address the need to improve mobility, energy security, environmental protection, social and economic development, cultural exchange, security and civil protection in the Alpine region;

4. Welcomes the current developments in, and the strong bottom-up approach adopted by, the regions of the Alpine area, which have repeatedly expressed their desire for an Alpine strategy to address effectively challenges common to the entire Alpine arc, to exploit its considerable potential more consistently and to address the need to improve mobility, energy security, environmental protection, social and economic development, cultural exchange, and civil protection in the Alpine region;

3. Welcomes the current developments in, and the strong bottom-up approach adopted by, the regions of the Alpine area, which have repeatedly expressed their desire for an Alpine strategy effectively to address challenges common to the entire Alpine arc, to exploit its considerable potential more consistently and to address the need to improve mobility, energy security, environmental protection, social and economic development, cultural exchange, security and civil protection in the Alpine region;