Traduction de «Levée de fil » (Français → Anglais) :

measurements made to connect the plummets with the surface and underground survey points

marine surveyor | surveying technician | hydrographic surveying technician | hydrographic surveyor

4-wire switching system | four-wire switch | four-wire switching system | four-wire system

assistant surveyor | mine cartographer | mine surveying technician | mine surveyors assistant

aerial survey | air survey | airborne survey | aerial photogrammetric survey

wireless telecommunications | wireless telecommunication | wireless communications | wireless communication

wire screen maker

man made fiber spinner | synthetic filament spinner | man-made fiber spinner | staple fiber manufacturer

They were demanding that this ceiling be lifted because they believed that the ceiling acted as a barrier for them to get their fair share of the wealth that should have been redistributed, money that was taken from the provinces in cuts to program funding over the years which amounted to 33% or $24 billion.

He stood in the house and talked candidly about his son Jaden, who is autistic.

29. Acknowledges, despite the above, that the immense challenge which the Troika faced in the lead-up to the crisis was unique as a result of, inter alia, the poor state of public finances, the need for structural reforms in some Member States, insufficient regulation of financial services at European and national level, and large macroeconomic imbalances built up over many years, as well as policy and institutional failures and the fact that most traditional macroeconomic instruments such as budgetary policy or external devaluation were not available due to the constraints of monetary union and the incomplete nature of the euro area; notes, moreover, the considerable time pressure arising due partly to the fact that requests for financial ...[+++] assistance were generally made at a time when countries were already close to default and had already lost access to the markets, while legal obstacles had to be cleared, fear of a meltdown of the euro area was palpable, there was a patent need to reach political agreements and take decisions on reforms, the world economy was in a severe downturn, and a number of countries that were to contribute financial support had seen their own public and private debt increase in alarming ways;

However, based on the previous experiences (e.g. the lifting of visa obligation for citizens of the Eastern and Central European States in the mid-1990s or their 2004 accession to the EU), lifting movement restrictions implies an increase in migration but it becomes stable over time.