Traduction de «Convergence accommodative » (Français → Anglais) :

accommodative convergence [ accommodation vergence ]

accommodative reflex [ near reflex ]

accommodation/convergence ratio [ AC/A ratio ]

economic convergence [ convergence of economic performances | economic alignment | economic harmonisation | monetary convergence ]

convergence report

accommodation | accommodation of the eye | acc. [Abbr.]

stability programme [ stability and convergence programmes ]

convergence criteria

62. considers that a more precise allocation of roles is desirable between the Council, the Commission, and the Level 3 committees; considers also that, for strong supervision, (particularly where there is a clear link to competition issues) a high level of independence and neutrality is required, which cannot be well combined with an overly political profile; emphasises that Member States should be encouraged to converge the powers of national supervisors, especially where penalties are concerned; considers that greater convergence among supervisors should facilitate the business of companies now subject to more than one regulator; ...[+++]highlights that the biggest challenge in terms of practical cooperation reside in the Level 3 committees; suggests the creation of training programmes for financial market supervisors to this effect and calls on the Commission to consider to what extent EU-wide standards could be laid down for the training of national supervisors in keeping with, and to promote, a common European supervision culture;

62. considers that a more precise allocation of roles is desirable between the Council, the Commission, and the Level 3 committees; considers also that, for strong supervision, (particularly where there is a clear link to competition issues) a high level of independence and neutrality is required, which cannot be well combined with an overly political profile; emphasises that Member States should be encouraged to converge the powers of national supervisors, especially where penalties are concerned; considers that greater convergence among supervisors should facilitate the business of companies now subject to more than one regulator; ...[+++]highlights that the biggest challenge in terms of practical cooperation reside in the Level 3 committees; suggests the creation of training programmes for financial market supervisors to this effect and calls on the Commission to consider to what extent EU-wide standards could be laid down for the training of national supervisors in keeping with, and to promote, a common European supervision culture;

61. considers that a more precise allocation of roles is desirable between the Council, the Commission, and the Level 3 committees; considers also that for strong supervision (particularly where there is a clear link to competition issues) a high level of independence and neutrality is required, which cannot be well combined with an overly political profile; emphasises that Member States should be encouraged to converge the powers of national supervisors, especially where penalties are concerned; considers that greater convergence among supervisors should facilitate the business of companies now subject to more than one regulator; hi ...[+++]ghlights that the biggest challenge in terms of practical cooperation reside in the Level 3 committees; suggests the creation of training programmes for financial market supervisors to this effect and calls on the Commission to consider to what extent EU-wide standards could be laid down for the training of national supervisors in keeping with, and to promote, a common European supervision culture;

It seems to me that what you would prefer is a forced or convergent pluralism where consensus is forced on those who can't agree among issues that can't be reconciled, as opposed to a possibly more liberal interpretation of pluralism, which is more of an accommodation of various viewpoints and you live with, if you will, issues that are irreconcilable.