Traduction de «reversible track » (Anglais → Français) :

reversible track | track for either direction working | track for two-way working

wye [ wye track | Y | Y track | reversing triangle | wye switch ]

reversing triangle | Y track

going public through public shell reverse merger | public shell reverse merger | public shell reverse merger transaction | reverse shell merger | RSM | reverse merger with a public shell corporation | reverse merger with a public shell

reverse pitch [ reverse flight | reverse screw element | reverse screw segment | reversed pitch element | left-handed screw element | counter-pitched screw element ]

reverse interest rate collar [ reverse forward rate bracket | reverse range forward | reverse equity risk reversal ]

reversion to sources | reversion to one's sources | reversion to origins | reversion to one's own origins | return to sources | reversion toward sources | return toward sources

desalination by reverse osmosis | desalinisation by reverse osmosis | desalting by reverse osmosis | reverse osmosis desalination

purchase and resale agreement | reverse repo | reverse repo agreement | reverse repurchase agreement | reverse sale and repurchase agreement

keep railway tracks clear | remove debris from rail tracks | ensure rail tracks remain clear | maintain clear railway tracks

15. Urges the VP/HR, under the first strategy track, to draft further sanctions, targeting key economic sectors and officials responsible in the Russian state service and beyond, for violations of international law and the territorial integrity of neighbouring states, so as to enable the European Council and the Council to adopt these sanctions immediately should the ceasefire line agreed in Minsk or any other international agreements be violated; takes the view that these further sanctions should target in particular the energy and financial sectors; reiterates that sanctions adopted so far are ...[+++]reversible and scalable, depending on the implementation of the Minsk agreements and the situation on the ground;

17. Emphasises that the EU and the Eastern European partners face common political challenges with regard to ensuring a reliable and safe energy supply; recalls that energy security cooperation is clearly identified as a priority under the Eastern Partnership and the ENP; recalls that the Energy Community Treaty lays the basis for establishing a fully integrated regional energy market favouring growth, investment and a stable regulatory framework; considers further progress in the integration of the gas and electricity networks, including reverse-flows, in the region to be essential to achieving the goals of the Energy Community; underlines the importance of focusing more on the consolidation, improvement and efficiency of the energy se ...[+++]ctor, as one of the main conditions for modernisation of the economy, strengthening energy security and competitiveness as well as developing energy strategies in line with European Energy Community obligations and EU targets; calls for the continuation of gas and electricity market reforms and an adequate share of energy from renewable resources, in line with EU policies and standards; recognises that Eastern Partnership countries' energy dependence on third countries and inadequate diversification of supply complicate the dynamics of European integration, in this regard reminds that projects such as South Stream increase the EU's dependency on Russian gas, and calls on the Commission and the Member States to fast-track projects that will help mitigate the situation; calls on the Commission and Council to make solidarity a fundamental principle of the Energy Community that is expected to be fully respected by all the players active in the EU market;

Will this government reverse the dangerous track it is on and reverse the cuts that it is making to the sales and marketing budget of the Canadian Tourism Commission and start investing money back into an industry that is very vital to the Canadian economy?

In closing, let me say that, despite this reversal in the last two years, the Commission would like to remain engaged and pursue, through its interaction with Belarus, acceleration of a positive development bringing the process of engagement back on track, as it was two years ago.