Traduction de «security symbol » (Anglais → Français) :

secure transaction symbol [ security symbol ]

information security [ breach of information security | cybersafety | cyber-safety | cybersecurity | cyber-security | digital safety | information assurance | information security incident | infosec | Internet safety | Internet security | network and Internet security | NIS | [http ...]

Security Committee (SAB) | Security Committee (SAPs) | Security Committee (Security Accreditation Board) | Security Committee (Security Accreditation Panels)

advance in current account secured | advance to client secured | advance to customer secured | current account advance secured | current secured loan | loan and advance to customer secured

General Secretariat of the Council Security Office | GSC Security Office | Safety and Security | Safety and Security Directorate | Security Office | Security Office of the GSC | GSCSO [Abbr.]

monitor security in secure areas | oversee surveillance in secure areas | perform security monitoring activities in secure areas | supervise security at manned access gates

European symbol [ European anthem | European emblem | European flag | European stamp ]

symbol of State

stock symbol [ trading symbol | stock trading symbol ]

symbolic address [ symbolic number | symbolic tag ]

22. Strongly condemns the attack on the Bardo Museum in Tunis on 18 March 2015, for which the Islamic State has claimed responsibility; is concerned about the enrolment capacity of terrorist networks in a country run by a national unity government involving the moderate Islamic party Ennahda; is also concerned about Tunisia's porous borders with Libya, which are used notably for drug and arms trafficking, and welcomes the latest cooperation between Tunisia and the EU and its Member States in this regard; remains worried by the huge influx of Libyan refugees into Tunisia, which is putting great pressure on the country’s stability, and welcomes their reception by Tunisia, which now has more than a million Libyan refugees; stresses the imp ...[+++]ortance for the EU and for Tunisia of pursuing and strengthening their security cooperation, in particular by establishing joint security programmes; considers that it is vital for the Tunisian issue to be given more support, by making specific commitments including from an economic and investment point of view, in order to support the fragile democratic transition, mindful that it is in the interest of the entire region and of the EU that the Tunisian experiment succeeds; urges the Commission to underline the importance of democratisation and to send a symbolic message after the Arab uprisings by organising an EU-MENA summit in Tunis;

Supply and consumption are thus viewed not simply as the ownership of goods but as shared access to their benefits, in order to meet real needs and secure the personal fulfilment that is worlds apart from symbolic consumption and the pursuit of artificially created desires.

25. Recalls and welcomes the political, strategic and symbolic importance of the EU engagement in the Western Balkans, which has contributed to peace and security in the region; points out, however, that this region continues to face a number of challenges that represent a credibility test for the Union; calls on the VP/HR and on the Council to reassess the EU’s security contribution in the Western Balkans, with a particular focus on strengthening the rule of law, protecting minority communities and fighting organised crime and corr ...[+++]uption;

As Strasbourg is symbolic of renewed peace, so today the European flag flies alongside the national flags, and should be a visible representation of the symbol of all citizens united by a common project for defence, security, cultural and economic growth, and the transparency of the Central Bank: perhaps that is still missing from the new Treaty.