Traduction de «single regeneration » (Anglais → Français) :

City Challenge Act | Single Regeneration Act | Social Regeneration(Incentives)Act

city challenge | single regeneration

sync.regenerator | synchronising pulse regenerator | synchronising regenerator | synchronizing pulse regenerator | synchronizing regenerator

regenerated cellulose fiber [ regenerated cellulose fibre | regenerated cellulosic | regenerated cellulosic fiber ]

system of regeneration | method of regeneration | regeneration method | reproduction method

catalyst regeneration [ regeneration of catalysts | regeneration of catalyst | catalyst reactivation | reactivation of catalysts | catalyst reprocessing | reprocessing of catalysts ]

regenerating reagent [ regenerant | regeneration reagent ]

regeneration cutting | regeneration cut | regeneration felling | reproduction cutting

regeneration interval | regeneration period

peripheral felling | cutting around the edges of gaps | extending of a regeneration gap | extension of regeneration openings

This last point has an interesting implication: although the Community contribution per inhabitant is the single most useful way of measuring aid intensity, a high level of funding per km has important consequences in terms of the impact on local planning and regeneration of urban land.

improve safety standards, especially for medical devices that are resistant to sterilisation (e.g. endoscopes), and undertake careful monitoring to ensure that medical devices originally designed and CE-marked for single use, if regenerated, meet all safety standards in order to protect consumer health;

(k) improve safety standards, especially for medical devices that are resistant to sterilisation (e.g. endoscopes), and undertake careful monitoring to ensure that medical devices originally designed and CE-marked for single use, if regenerated, meet all safety standards in order to protect consumer health;

30. Expresses its concern that in recent years Europe has suffered from fires destroying more than 400 000 hectares of forest per year, caused by the progressive abandonment of the countryside and its traditional activities, inadequate forest maintenance, the existence of large expanses of forest consisting of a single tree species, the planting of unsuitable tree varieties, the absence of a proper prevention policy and insufficiently severe penalties where fires are started deliberately, together with the inadequate implementation of laws prohibiting illegal building and ensuring reafforestation; notes that with fires occurring on this ...[+++] scale, especially in southern Europe, forests are unable to regenerate, and that this has serious ecological consequences and economic and social effects; also notes that the unusual weather conditions experienced in 2007 exacerbated the phenomenon of mega-fires, something which is likely to recur more often in years to come; further notes that global warming will increase over the next 30 years at least, and that this could primarily affect specific regions particularly vulnerable to climate change;