Traduction de «Enregistrement à accès rapide » (Français → Anglais) :

quick-access storage | quick access storage | quick-access store | high-speed storage | fast-access storage | fast access memory | fast store | fast storage | rapid storage | high speed memory | high-speed store | quick-access memory | rapid memory | high-speed memory

high-speed storage [ rapid storage | rapid memory | quick-access storage | rapid-access storage | rapid-access memory | fast-access storage | high speed access storage | quick access storage | quick access store | high speed store | fast storage | fast memory ]

Quick Access Recorder [ QAR | quick access flight recorder ]

Rapid Access Line | RAL

fastpath | fastpath method | fastpath technique

fastpath command | fastpath key combination

quick-access storage

fast bitstream access

8. Calls on the Member States to match EU funding – in particular through the European Social Fund – of their national policies to tackle long-term unemployment with adequate national funding; stresses that the budgetary constraints faced by some Member States (especially those under Economic Adjustment Programmes) must not prevent the swift implementation of the recommendation; calls on the Commission to explore options for quick access to EU funding and to mobilise additional resources where possible, as was done in the case of the Youth Employment Initiative; stresses the need, in a number of Member States, to allocate adequate fun ...[+++]ding to strengthening the administrative capacity of employment services;

15. Is concerned that no serious efforts have been made to tackle impunity in war crime cases; encourages the competent authorities to prosecute war crime cases in a timely manner, including at the highest level; urges the competent authorities to effectively investigate, prosecute, try and punish war crimes in line with international standards, and to ensure that court rulings are implemented and that victims have swift access to justice and fair compensation;

To talk to you more particularly about the National Sex Offender Registry, you must bear in mind that the role of police officers — everyone understands this — is to protect the victims from sex offenders, which is why it is important for us that all information concerning sex offenders is entered in a data base and that police officers have quick access to it.

91. Is deeply concerned that Eastern Europe and Central Asia continue to face rapid increases in HIV infections among men, women and children; notes with concern that access to antiretroviral treatment is still among the lowest in the world; notes with concern that stigmatisation and discrimination that violate the basic rights and dignity of children affected by HIV are hampering further progress in prevention, care and support; calls on the Commission to consider policy reforms, programmatic shifts and a reallocation of resources ...[+++] in order to protect the rights and dignity of children and young people who are vulnerable, at risk and living with or affected by HIV;