Traduction de «Phase d'extension » (Français → Anglais) :

stretching phase

advancing front combustion stage

chemical vapor deposition | chemical vapour deposition | CVD [Abbr.]

hyperextension [ back extension | back hyperextension | hip extension ]

quadrature phase-shift keying | QPSK | quadrature PSK | quaternary phase-shift keying | quaternary PSK | quadriphase phase-shift keying

REM sleep | desynchronized sleep | paradoxical sleep | rapid eye movement sleep

Aboriginal outreach worker [ Native outreach worker ]

preliminary legislative proceedings | preliminary proceedings of legislation | preliminary proceedings | preliminary stages of the legislative process | pre-parliamentary stage of the legislative procedure | pre-parliamentary phase

23. Takes note of the Court's conclusion in its special report No 5/2014 that overall, the Authority’s resources during its start-up phase were insufficient to allow it to fulfil its mandate; acknowledges that the ESFS is still in a setting-up phase and stresses that the tasks already entrusted to the Authority, as well as future tasks envisaged in on-going legislative work, require an adequate level of staff and budget to allow for high-quality supervision; emphasises that the need to combine additional tasks with additional resources should always be carefully considered; stresses, however, that any potential increases in its means ...[+++]should be preceded and/or complemented by adequate rationalisation efforts, wherever possible; highlights the Authority’s coordinating role and the need to closely cooperate with national supervisory authorities to fulfil its mandate;

6. Takes note of the conclusion of the European Court of Auditors, in its special report 2014/05, that overall, EBA's resources during its start-up phase were insufficient to allow it to fulfil its mandate; acknowledges that the ESFS is still in a setting-up phase and stresses that the tasks already entrusted to EBA, as well as future tasks envisaged in on-going legislative work, require an adequate level of staff and budget to allow for high-quality supervision; emphasises that the need to combine additional tasks with additional resources should always be carefully considered; stresses however that any potential increases in its mea ...[+++]ns should be preceded and/or complemented by adequate rationalisation efforts, wherever possible; highlights EBA’s coordinating role and the need to closely cooperate with national supervisory authorities to fulfil its mandate;

23. Takes note of the Court's conclusion in its special report No 5/2014 that overall, the Authority’s resources during its start-up phase were insufficient to allow it to fulfil its mandate; acknowledges that the ESFS is still in a setting-up phase and stresses that the tasks already entrusted to the Authority, as well as future tasks envisaged in on-going legislative work, require an adequate level of staff and budget to allow for high-quality supervision; emphasises that the need to combine additional tasks with additional resources should always be carefully considered; stresses, however, that any potential increases in its means ...[+++]should be preceded and/or complemented by adequate rationalisation efforts, wherever possible; highlights the Authority’s coordinating role and the need to closely cooperate with national supervisory authorities to fulfil its mandate;

This support is intended to assist the cooperation projects in their start-up and structuring phase or in their geographical extension phase.