Traduction de «not been making » (Anglais → Français) :

tend sweet making machinery | tending sweet making machines | mind sweet making machines | tend sweet making machines

making a fillet weld in the downhand position | making a fillet weld in the flat position | making a fillet weld in the gravity position | making the fillet welding the horizontal position

making of time-critical decisions | making time-critical decisions | aim for optimal time-critical decision making | make time-critical decisions

look after cigarette making machine | take care of cigarette making machine | mind cigarette making machine | tend cigarette making machine

make up the volume | make up to the mark | make up to volume

pastry-making [ industrial pastry-making ]

pulp and paper industry [ paperboard industry | paper industry | paper-making | paper-making industry ]

decision-making [ decision-making process ]

block making | photogravure | platemaking | plate-making

two wrongs don't make a right [ two wrongs do not make a right | two wrongs don't make one right | two wrongs will not make it right | two wrongs do not make one right ]

Sources: 1 data from XII/00 (38th National Assembly), www.parliament.bg; 2 data from XII/00, Lower House: 15 %, Upper House: Senate: 11.1 %, European Database Women in decision-making; 3 data from X/00, European Database Women in decision-making; 4 data from XII/00, Special material of the Ministry of Welfare of the Republic of Latvia, p. 5; 5 data from XII/00, European Database Women in decision-making; 6 data from XI/00, www.senat.gov.pl, European Database Women in decision-making; 7 data for election 2000, Senate: 13 %, Chamber of deputies: 10.7 %, www.infoeuropa.ro; 8 data from I/01, material of the embassy of the Republic of Turkey in Berlin; 9 data from I/01www.kyprus.org; 10 data from I/01, www.dz-rs.si; 11 data from X/00, ...[+++]European Database Women in decision-making

Points out that transparent law-making is of the utmost importance to citizens; calls on the institutions to make available documents forming part of, or related to, legislative procedures; considers, in particular, that the EU institutions should make as many documents as possible accessible to the public via their websites, and should consider using Your Europe as a single, publicly accessible EU portal to facilitate consultation.

Calls on the Commission and the Member States to make better use of the considerable potential that digitalisation has at all levels of political participation and the inclusion of women in the decision-making processes, for example by means of electronic voting; highlights the major opportunities that digitalisation and e-government initiatives hold with respect to access to information, decision-making processes, transparency, and greater accountability; stresses furthermore that ICTs can greatly increase women’s ability to take part in surveys and discussion forums, as well as to submit comp ...[+++]laints and report others anonymously.

(f)the requirements to ensure that market making schemes are fair and non-discriminatory and to establish minimum market making obligations that regulated markets must provide for when designing a market making scheme and the conditions under which the requirement to have in place a market making scheme is not appropriate, taking into account the nature and scale of the trading on that regulated market, including whether the regulated market allows for or enables algorithmic trading to take place through its systems.