Traduction de «Position à quatre points d'appui » (Français → Anglais) :

four point stance

four-point instep crampon [ 4-point instep crampon | ice gripper ]

four point pressure system

fourspotted sap beetle | picnic beetle

four-point attachment | four-point fastening

four-way power seat | 4-way power seat

lengthwise four quarters | longitudinal four quarter hold-down | tate-shiho-gatame | trunk hold

These measures revolve around four objectives: first, increasing political commitment and the visibility of the process; second, strengthening the positive interaction with other EU policies; third, reinforcing the analytical tools underpinning the process, with a view to moving towards the definition of quantified targets and enhancing evidence-based policymaking; fourth, increasing ownership in Member States, by boosting implementation and enhanci ...[+++]ng mutual learning.

Reference to a 24h/7d network of points of contact exists also in the Council Decision on combating Child Pornography on the Internet and in the EU Common Position on the draft C.o.E. Convention on cyber-crime [56] and in the Council decision endorsing the G8 action plan, [57] but no concrete EU-specific initiatives have yet been taken.

European biotechnology lags behind the US in terms of patents and collaborative RD projects and this principal competitor of ours has a dominant lead in innovative activities, while a rapid decline in GMO field research has been reported in the EU over the last four years.

The Schroedter report supported the Commission on several points: the need to maintain a cohesion policy based on strength, solidarity and partnership to cope with enlargement and persistent inequalities within the Union; not to drop below 0.45% of Union GDP so as not to call into question the credibility of cohesion policy; the need to adapt cohesion policy to the conditions which will prevail in an enlarged Union; the need to promote sustainable development, territorial cohesion in Europe and improve the polycentric, harmonious and balanced development of the Union, in accordance with the guidelines of the ESDP; support for areas w ...[+++]ith specific handicaps (with a special mention of the outermost regions); greater cross-border cooperation; opposition to any renationalisation of cohesion policy; the importance of partnership and the need to reflect on tripartite contracts with the regions and the Member States.