Traduction de «legitimate infant » (Anglais → Français) :

legitimate child [ legitimate infant | legitimate minor ]

legitimated child [ legitimated infant | legitimated minor ]

extremely low birth weight infant | ELBW infant | extremely-low-birth-weight infant | extremely low birth weight baby | extremely-low-birth-weight baby | ELBW baby | very very low birth weight infant | VVLBW infant

doctrine of legitimate expectations | legitimate expectation | principle of legitimate expectations | principle of protection of legitimate expectations | principle of the protection of legitimate expectations

legitimation by recognition [ legitimation by acknowledgment | legitimation by acknowledgement | legitimization by recognition | legitimization by acknowledgment | legitimization by acknowledgement ]

floppy infant | hypotonic infant | limp infant

infant death rate | infant mortality | infant mortality rate | IMR [Abbr.]

prepare formulae for babys | prepare infant formula | prepare formulae for new-borns and infants | prepare infant formulae

very low birth weight infant | VLBW infant | very-low-birth-weight infant | very low birth weight baby | very-low-birth-weight baby | VLBW baby

low birth weight infant | LBW infant | low-birth-weight infant | low birth weight baby | low-birth-weight baby | LBW baby

It is about the hundreds of people murdered each year for taking part in legitimate trade-union activity; two-hundred and fifty million working children world-wide; export processing zones set up specifically to evade minimum standards or the clothing sweatshops where they are simply ignored; slave labour on West African cocoa plantations or building oil installations in Burma; the victims of those killed in the civil wars in Angola or Sierra Leone, fuelled by the trade in conflict diamonds or corrupt payments to exploit minerals extraction; 1.5 million babies dying each year because their mothers do not breast feed misled by the marketing prac ...[+++]tices for infant formula.

It is about the hundreds of people murdered each year for taking part in legitimate trade-union activity; two-hundred and fifty million working children world-wide; export processing zones set up specifically to evade minimum standards or the clothing sweatshops where they are simply ignored; slave labour on West African cocoa plantations or building oil installations in Burma; the victims of those killed in the civil wars in Angola or Sierra Leone, fuelled by the trade in conflict diamonds or corrupt payments to exploit minerals extraction; 1.5 million babies dying each year because their mothers do not breast feed misled by the marketing prac ...[+++]tices for infant formula.

The buildings included the minority’s administrative headquarters, the infants’ school and several shops, which, on the pretext that they had been poorly constructed, were destroyed by bulldozers on the instructions of the town’s mayor, whose election, it must be stressed, was not recognised as legitimate by Council of Europe observers.

I would like to cite one example of a situation in which two legitimate objectives are at cross-purposes in responding to two different safety requirements, the example of an infant crib with a drop side to make it easier for disabled parents to use.