Traduction de «De haute gamme » (Français → Anglais) :

high-end [ top-of-the-line | top-of-the-range | top-end ]

high range potentiometer

full-sized turnkey home

high-end notebook

major brand product

canned and bottled food | cook-chill product | frozen food | loose,unprocessed food | ready-prepared fresh fruit and vegetable

up-market product

higher-range Community model

full size | full-size

It appears that Mr. Milton's vision of Air Canada's future contains a four-tiered wage structure, and for this new monopoly to be able to capture the market at the high end, at the low end, and in between.

3. Notes that in Western Europe car sales have dropped dramatically and have reached a 20-year record low and highlights that the number of cars sold in Europe is the lowest since 1997; concludes that those events are directly linked to the global financial and economic crisis addressed in Regulation (EC) No 546/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council ; further underlines that manufacturers of small and medium-sized vehicles of the medium-price segment have been hit particularly hard and that Adam Opel AG, being one of the major players in the medium-price segment of small and medium-sized vehicles, has thus been hit particu ...[+++]larly hard by the crisis, while sales of economy as well as of premium or luxury vehicles were not so affected by the crisis;

49. Welcomes the Commission’s recognition of a definition of high-end cultural and creative industries as a sector of the economy which covers the high-end sections of markets for products and services and reflects specific characteristics such as the cultural and creative dimension of the product or service, the product’s prestige, intellectual property, manufacturing quality, design and innovation, and the way in which products and services are marketed and advertised; calls on the Commission to recognise the specific nature of the highly skilled professions in European industries, which account for a substantial number of jobs in Eur ...[+++]ope and which are founded on four criteria – creativity, excellence, know-how and career-long learning;

28. Stresses the contribution made by companies producing high-end goods and services to growth, employment and competitiveness in the European Union, given that this sector accounts for 3 % of EU GDP, has an annual turnover of over EUR 400 billion and generates almost 1.5 million direct and indirect jobs in Europe, according to the Commission’s Staff Working Document on the Competitiveness of the European High-End Industries published on 26 September 2012;