Traduction de «Preuves interactives » (Français → Anglais) :

interactive proofs

circumstantial evidence | evidence by common repute | hearsay evidence | indirect evidence

documentary evidence | written evidence

interactive digital television | IDTV | interactive digital TV | digital interactive television | digital interactive TV | DITV

proof [ onus of proof ]

live online interaction [ real-time interaction | immediate-response interaction | synchronous interaction ]

strong nuclear force | strong force | strong interaction | color force

C. whereas under the previous Commission strategy some of the goals that had been set were attained, but full gender equality was not achieved, while evidence for the interaction of various forms of discrimination, precise targets and effective evaluation measures was often lacking and gender mainstreaming continued to be applied only to a limited extent;

The Committee is concerned, however, about the the interaction between the right to privacy, the Criminal Code and the burden of proof, and how this interaction would play out in practice under Bill S-21.

(18) The effectiveness and consistency of the application of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU by the Commission and the national competition authorities require a common approach across the Union regarding the interaction of rules on disclosure of evidence and the way these Articles are enforced by a competition authority.

9. Believes further that the considerable divergences in the political and economic systems, demographic and social trends, and foreign policy outlooks of the BRICS should inform, and be reflected in, a nuanced EU policy towards these countries aimed at creating synergies with individual BRICS countries and other emerging countries and at discouraging the creation or consolidation of potentially cohesive alternative groups of States in foreign policy terms; urges the EU and its Member States, in this context, to discourage the entrenchment of and strategic competition between blocs of emerged and emerging powers, respectively; contends that, in order to promote international collective action and the reform of global governance, the EU mu ...[+++]st leverage a diverse range of bilateral, multilateral and non-state interactions, and harness issue-based coalitions that cut across the emerged/emerging world divide;