Traduction de «Poste à poussoir de conversation » (Français → Anglais) :

push-to-talk telephone set

push-to-talk button

individual key telephone

push-to-talk handset

key telephone set [ key telephone | key station | pushbutton telephone | push-button telephone | push-button phone | PB telephone | key set ]

station-to-station call | station to station call | station call

front operated push button station

side operated push button station

industry-standard station cabling

Construction, modification or extension of overhead, underground or combined overhead and underground electrical power lines, and/or upgrading of such lines of a voltage that is 220 kV or more and of a length of more than 15 km, and construction and/or modification of their related substations (current transformer stations, current converter stations and current distributor stations of the auto-underground type and vice-versa)”.

(2) The manual fire alarm may be an electric bell operated by a push button or a switch or may be of the break glass type, or a special telephone system may be used; operating stations shall be available near all main stairways, and any one switch or telephone station shall not serve more than two decks.

For example, we have finally deployed a French-speaking training program for U.S. CBP personnel assigned at Champlain to help reduce dwell time by making conversations and interactions easier and faster; we have just built the remarkable facilities at Massena; and we have updated facilities across the northern New York border crossings, such as at Rouses Point, where two entirely new booths and new roadways have recently been constructed and on and on.

79. Is deeply concerned about the fact that, in general, the Commission's outsourcing tendencies, together with the conversion of posts into appropriations for contract agents, have led to a situation where an increasing number of staff employed by the EU are neither visible in the institutions’ establishment plans as adopted by the budgetary authority nor paid under heading 5; is therefore of the opinion that changes in Commission staff numbers should be considered on the basis of not only establishment plan posts but also other staff, including executive and decentralised agency staff where the tasks of those staff have been transferr ...[+++]ed from the Commission; considers that, although it generates savings on pay, the conversion of establishment plan posts into external staff is likely to have an impact on the quality and independence of the European civil service;