Traduction de «Lancer une pierre avec un effet extérieur » (Français → Anglais) :

play the out-turn [ throw the out-turn | curl out turn ]

play the in-turn [ throw the in-turn | curl in turn ]

be wide on a shot [ deliver a wide | deliver a wide shot | throw a rock wide | throw a stone wide | throw a rock to the outside | throw a stone to the outside ]

P. whereas independent non-governmental organisations and civil society activities are the cornerstones of democracy and modern society; whereas the new Duma legislation on civil activities has made the functioning of NGOs using foreign grants more difficult, giving them the status of ‘foreign agents’, as well as restoring the criminalisation of defamation’ and introducing the ability to block websites which appear to host inappropriate content; whereas the new law on civil society leads to freezing of changes in Russian society and limiting of its development, as well as impeding opposition activities by increasing their financial and political costs;

14. Stresses that in the EU, 47 nuclear power plants, with 111 reactors between them, have more than 100 000 people living within a 30-km radius; regrets the fact that the scope of the stress tests was not extended to off-site emergency preparedness, despite the importance of this factor in limiting the impact of potential nuclear accidents on the population; welcomes the initiative undertaken by the Commission, with the support of ENSREG, of launching a study focusing on cross-border regions in the EU; asks the Commission, as part of the upcoming nuclear safety directive ...[+++], to make recommendations on cross-border and in-country off-site emergency preventive measures; recommends, in this context, securing the involvement of the competent crossborder authorities at national and regional level, in terms of their safety action plans and experiences in information and communication processes where NPPs are located directly on national borders;

13. Stresses that in the EU, 47 nuclear power plants, with 111 reactors between them, have more than 100 000 people living within a 30-km radius; regrets the fact that the scope of the stress tests was not extended to off-site emergency preparedness, despite the importance of this factor in limiting the impact of potential nuclear accidents on the population; welcomes the initiative undertaken by the Commission, with the support of ENSREG, of launching a study focusing on crossborder regions in the EU with a view to making recommendations, inter alia on o ...[+++]ff-site emergency preventive measures, by the end of 2013, and asks for its results to be published by the end of 2014; recommends, in this context, securing the involvement of the competent crossborder authorities at national and regional level, in terms of their safety action plans and experiences in information and communication processes where NPPs are located directly on national borders;

F. whereas independent non-governmental organisations and civil society activities are the cornerstones of democracy and modern society; whereas the new Duma legislation on civil activities will increase requirements for NGOs using foreign grants and will give them the status of ‘foreign agents’, restored criminalising ‘defamation’ and introduced the ability to block websites which appear to have inappropriate contents; whereas the new law on civil society leads to blocking changes in Russian society and limits its development as well as counters opposition activity by increasing its financial and political costs;