Traduction de «side-extension » (Anglais → Français) :

board | extension | side | sideboard | side-extension

side [ board | extension | side-extension | sideboard ]

extension sideboard | silage extension side

top extension side | upper silage side

silage extension side [ extension sideboard ]

from siding to siding extension

siding extension

side load fork lift truck | side forklift truck | side fork lift truck | side-lift truck | side loading truck | side-loading truck | side loader forklift | side loader fork lift | side loader | sideloader

conduct extensive international travelling | organise extensive international travel | conduct extensive international travel | manage extensive international travel

extension set | extension station | extension telephone | extension phone | telephone extension | extension | local | subscriber extension station

E. whereas the human rights and humanitarian situation has seriously deteriorated as Libya has slid into civil war; whereas both sides are reported to have committed a whole range of violations and abuses under international human rights and humanitarian law, causing hundreds of deaths, mass displacements and a humanitarian crisis in many areas; whereas UNSMIL has reported indiscriminate shelling and airstrikes against civilian targets and extensive attacks against vital infrastructure and elected institutions; whereas dozens of political and human rights activists, media professionals and other public figures have been abducted or threatened or had their homes looted or burned; whereas media professionals continue to be targeted; wher ...[+++]eas the UN has received reports of arbitrary detention and torture and ill-treatment by both sides; whereas civilians in Tripoli, Benghazi as well as in the Nafusa Mountains and in Awbari are facing shortages of food, fuel and other basic necessities;

The semi-circle is located on the easterly side of the extension of the westerly limit of the approach surface for runway 06 to meet the said 4 000 m radius and on the easterly side of the extension of the westerly limit of the approach surface for runway 24 to meet the said 4 000 m radius.

In the St. Lawrence River; southeast of the city of LaSalle (in latitude approximately 45°25′N and in longitude approximately 73°35′W); all this parcel of land including Île aux Hérons, Île aux Chèvres, Île au Diable, part of Boquet Peninsula, the dam and all other unnamed islands and water within boundaries that can be described as follows: commencing at the intersection of the extension of the eastern boundary of the Kahnawake Indian Reserve with the inner edge of the top of the northerly wall of the St. Lawrence Seaway; THENCE, continuing northerly in a straight line following the said extension to the line of mean high water on th ...[+++]e south shore of the St. Lawrence River; THENCE, due north to the line of mean high water on the north shore of the said River; THENCE, northeasterly following the said line of high water to its intersection with the extension to the east of the south side of Fayolle Avenue in the city of Verdun; THENCE, southeasterly in a straight line to a point located 75 metres downstream from the mean high-water line at the extreme eastern tip of the said Île aux Hérons; THENCE, southerly in a straight line to a point located at the intersection of the extension to the north of the east line of lot 619 (of the cadastre of the parish of Laprairie de la Madeleine) with the inner edge of the said top of the northerly wall; THENCE, westward following the said edge of the said northerly wall to the point of commencement; the whole as shown on a plan prepared by the Real Estate Services of the Department of Public Works Canada, number MM-82-5391.

18. Stresses the need for the Montenegrin Government to continue and reinforce consultations, and improve interaction and dialogue with civil society, as well as with the opposition, in order to achieve more transparency in policy and law-making, particularly with regard to the implementation of laws and the fight against corruption and organised crime; this being the case, commends the government’s efforts to increase the public transparency of its work, while acknowledging that much remains to be done; welcomes the extensive participation of civil society in the working groups on the EU negotiating chapters, but notes the concerns of ...[+++] some civil society representatives about the nature and quality of that participation; regrets the recent deterioration in the relationship between certain sections of the government and civil society, with fears expressed on both sides that mutual hostility risks trumping the shared desire to advance EU integration; encourages, therefore, a productive and balanced dialogue among all sides, in which the government objectively assists and facilitates the work of civil society, and fully includes representatives in the political process, and civil society organisations critique policy and hold the government to account fairly and constructively;