Traduction de «plate-matter » (Anglais → Français) :

boiler plate | boilerplate | plate-matter

brown matter [ semiopaque matter | semi-opaque matter | brown cell-wall degradation matter | brown cell wall degradation matter | semitranslucent matter | semi-translucent matter ]

competence in relation to the subject matter | jurisdiction in relation to the subject matter | jurisdiction ratione materiae | jurisdiction related to subject matter | material competence | subject-matter competence | subject-matter jurisdiction

advising on building matters | make recommendations on building matters guide the building matters | advise on building matters | counsel on building matters

The Review of the Final Determination of the Antidumping Investigation in the Matter of the Rolled Steel Plate Originating in or Imported from Canada (Revised)

full position | next to reading matter | next-to-reading matter | next to editorial matter | following matter | following text | next matter

airborne particulate matter | atmospheric particulate matter | particulate matter | particulate matter in the atmosphere | PM [Abbr.]

point at issue [ issue | point in issue | point in case | point of issue | question in controversy | question in dispute | question in issue | question at issue | matter at issue | matter in issue | matter in dispute | issue for trial | matter in question | issue in a proceeding | issue in the proce ]

gray matter heterotopia | heterotopic gray matter | heterotopic grey matter

live matter | alive matter | standing matter | standing type | retained composition | block up type | blocked-up type

14. Maintains that EU legislation must be transposed properly and promptly into the legal order of each Member State; urges Member State authorities to avoid the practice of ‘gold-plating’, as this often gives rise to marked divergences in the implementation process at Member State level, which, in turn, weakens respect for Union law as citizens become aware of significant variations across the EU; points to the need further to intensify cooperation between Members of the European Parliament and the European affairs committees of national and regional parliaments; warmly welcomes the innovation in the Lisbon Treaty under which the Court of Justice, on a request from the Commission, may impose penalties on Member States for late transposi ...[+++]tion without needing to wait for a second ruling; urges the EU institutions (Council, Commission, ECB) to respect primary EU law (the Treaties and the Charter of Fundamental Rights) when establishing rules of secondary law or adopting policies on economic and social matters which affect human rights and the common good;

14. Maintains that EU legislation must be transposed properly and promptly into the legal order of each Member State; urges Member State authorities to avoid the practice of ‘gold-plating’, as this often gives rise to marked divergences in the implementation process at Member State level, which, in turn, weakens respect for Union law as citizens become aware of significant variations across the EU; points to the need further to intensify cooperation between Members of the European Parliament and the European affairs committees of national and regional parliaments; warmly welcomes the innovation in the Lisbon Treaty under which the Court of Justice, on a request from the Commission, may impose penalties on Member States for late transposi ...[+++]tion without needing to wait for a second ruling; urges the EU institutions (Council, Commission, ECB) to respect primary EU law (the Treaties and the Charter of Fundamental Rights) when establishing rules of secondary law or adopting policies on economic and social matters which affect human rights and the common good;

14. Maintains that EU legislation must be transposed properly and promptly into the legal order of each Member State; urges Member State authorities to avoid the practice of ‘gold-plating’, as this often gives rise to marked divergences in the implementation process at Member State level, which, in turn, weakens respect for Union law as citizens become aware of significant variations across the EU; points to the need further to intensify cooperation between Members of the European Parliament and the European affairs committees of national and regional parliaments; warmly welcomes the innovation in the Lisbon Treaty under which the Court of Justice, on a request from the Commission, may impose penalties on Member States for late transposi ...[+++]tion without needing to wait for a second ruling; urges the EU institutions (Council, Commission, ECB) to respect primary EU law (the Treaties and the Charter of Fundamental Rights) when establishing rules of secondary law or adopting policies on economic and social matters which affect human rights and the common good;

(h) prints, causes to be printed, issues, publishes, imports or in any manner makes use of any printed or written matter in the nature of an advertisement guaranteeing or purporting to guarantee or inducing or tending to induce a belief that the precious metal with which a plated article is plated will wear or last for a period of time, whether specified or not,