Traduction de «Règle simple » (Français → Anglais) :

simple monetary policy rule [ simple rule ]

thumb's rule [ rule of thumb ]

reverse simple majority voting | RSMV [Abbr.]

oxidizing catalyst

single suffix rules

rule oriented programming | rule programming | rule-based programming

ensure compliance with legislation on maintenance | ensure maintenance legislation compliance | ensure compliance with maintenance legislation | verify compliance with maintenance regulations and procedures

single-walled carbon nanotube | SWCNT | single-wall carbon nanotube | single-walled nanotube | SWNT | single-wall nanotube

one-way ticket [ single ticket ]

The accessibility challenges faced by these and other users of the Internet can to a large extent be solved by means of appropriate coding when constructing Web sites and content, and the application of some simple rules of layout and structure when designing Web pages.

Legislative proposals for simple and effective cross-border contract rules for consumers and businesses

13. Calls on the Commission to strengthen the ESF’s role in the context of the future architecture of the Structural Funds in order to allow for the better execution of integrated measures; considers that the ESF should be brought under a regulation and a basic strategic framework laying down general provisions on cohesion funding, while maintaining its own rules, and operational and financing arrangements; notes that previous experience has shown that the ESF and ERDF in combination, with the utilisation of up to 10% of ESF funding, have produced successful and sustainable results and that these flexible arrangements must continue to apply; urges the Commission to seek, if needed, increased funding for the Structural Funds, in particula ...[+++]r for ESF operational programmes in future to promote employability, with a definition of clear and simple rules that allow more coordinated use of the resources;

A simple clear set of rules helps SMEs, consumers and enforcers, and I am not sure it is possible to encourage consumers and SMEs to see the EU market as a truly single territory without simple rules, but harmonised rules will not create this necessary increase in current levels of consumer confidence if harmonisation is agreed in a way that provides inadequate substantive levels of protection.