Traduction de «oral sex » (Anglais → Français) :

oral sex | oral-genital sexual activity

sexuality [ eroticism | sex | sex | sex(UNBIS) | sexual behaviour(UNBIS) ]

gender-biased sex selection | prenatal sex selection | sex selection abortion | sex-selective abortion

Definition: A disorder, usually first manifest during early childhood (and always well before puberty), characterized by a persistent and intense distress about assigned sex, together with a desire to be (or insistence that one is) of the other sex. There is a persistent preoccupation with the dress and activities of the opposite sex and repudiation of the individual's own sex. The diagnosis requires a profound disturbance of the normal gender identity; mere tomboyishness in girls or girlish behaviour in boys is not sufficient. Gender identity disorders in individuals who have reached or are entering puberty should not be classified her ...[+++]e but in F66.-.

indirect discrimination on grounds of sex | indirect discrimination on the basis of sex | indirect gender-based discrimination | indirect sex discrimination

direct discrimination on grounds of sex | direct discrimination on the basis of sex | direct gender-based discrimination | direct sex discrimination

age and sex distribution | sex and age distribution | age and gender distribution | gender and age distribution | distribution by age and sex | distribution by sex and age | distribution by age and gender | distribution by gender and age | genderation

oral poliovirus vaccine | OPV | live oral poliovirus vaccine | Sabin vaccine | Sabin's oral poliomyelitis vaccine | trivalent oral live poliovirus vaccine

distribution by sex

gender reassignment [ gender-confirming treatment | gender reassignment surgery | GRS | sex change ]

They're full of four-letter words, although I'll give you a very brief description. In one, there are two naked men, one performing oral sex on another.

Draws attention to its resolutions, as well as its oral questions with debates and its findings from missions in 2009 on concrete cases of fundamental rights, such as on privacy, personal dignity and data protection, on the prohibition of torture, on freedom of thought, conscience and religion, on freedom of expression and information, on freedom of the press and media, on non-discrimination, on the use of minority languages, on the situation of the Roma and on free movement, on Roma women, on discrimination against same sex marriages and civil-partnership couples, on minors, on retention centres for immigrants, and on the alleged illega ...[+++]l detention of prisoners under the CIA rendition programme; stresses that all these resolutions reflect the values enshrined in the Charter, show its clear commitment to the everyday protection of fundamental rights, and send political messages to all individuals in the EU, the Member States and the EU institutions as well as international partners;

2. Draws attention to its resolutions, as well as its oral questions with debates and its findings from missions in 2009 on concrete cases of fundamental rights, such as on privacy, personal dignity and data protection, on the prohibition of torture, on freedom of thought, conscience and religion, on freedom of expression and information, on freedom of the press and media, on non-discrimination, on the use of minority languages, on the situation of the Roma and on free movement, on Roma women, on discrimination against same sex marriages and civil-partnership couples, on minors, on retention centres for immigrants, and on the alleged ill ...[+++]egal detention of prisoners under the CIA rendition programme; stresses that all these resolutions reflect the values enshrined in the Charter, show its clear commitment to the everyday protection of fundamental rights, and send political messages to all individuals in the EU, the Member States and the EU institutions as well as international partners;

2. Draws attention to its resolutions, as well as its oral questions with debates and its findings from missions in 2009 on concrete cases of fundamental rights, such as on privacy, personal dignity and data protection, on the prohibition of torture, on freedom of thought, conscience and religion, on freedom of expression and information, on freedom of the press and media, on non-discrimination, on the use of minority languages, on the situation of the Roma and on free movement, on Roma women, on discrimination against same sex marriages and civil-partnership couples, on minors, on retention centres for immigrants, and on the alleged ill ...[+++]egal detention of prisoners under the CIA rendition programme; stresses that all these resolutions reflect the values enshrined in the Charter, show its clear commitment to the everyday protection of fundamental rights, and send political messages to all individuals in the EU, the Member States and the EU institutions as well as international partners;