Traduction de «Réflexion pure » (Français → Anglais) :

regular reflection | specular reflection

regular reflection | specular reflection

think tank [ brain tank | think factory | think-tank ]

amplitude reflection coefficient | amplitude reflection factor | reflection coefficient | reflection factor | voltage reflection coefficient

total reflection X-ray fluorescence spectrometry | total reflection X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy | total reflection X-ray fluorescence | TRXRF | TXRF

reflection [ reflection of sound ]

total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy | TIRFM | total internal reflection fluorescence | TIRF | TIRF microscopy

multichannel seismic reflection data [ multichannel reflection data ]

cranberry sauce

pure-bred breeding pig | pure-bred pig for breeding

While recognizing the importance of this aspect of the issue, a decision by the Speaker at this time would be highly speculative, and a solution requires detailed consideration.

Sahra Wagenknecht (GUE/NGL), – (DE) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, crude and heedless deregulation has been the order of the day in Europe for a decade now, with fundamental services such as energy supply, great swathes of the transport sector, not to mention education, health, housing and hospitals being made subject to the rule of the markets and of profit, in part under the aegis of deregulatory legislation from Brussels, in part under pressure from the ECJ, and in part on the initiative of neo-liberal governments, the claims being made that it will bring more jobs, with competition bringing lower prices for consumers and inducin ...[+++]g private investors moving their money around more efficiently.

Sahra Wagenknecht (GUE/NGL ), – (DE) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, crude and heedless deregulation has been the order of the day in Europe for a decade now, with fundamental services such as energy supply, great swathes of the transport sector, not to mention education, health, housing and hospitals being made subject to the rule of the markets and of profit, in part under the aegis of deregulatory legislation from Brussels, in part under pressure from the ECJ, and in part on the initiative of neo-liberal governments, the claims being made that it will bring more jobs, with competition bringing lower prices for consumers and induci ...[+++]ng private investors moving their money around more efficiently.

Finally, the fact that the dimension of a Europe turning towards the countries of the south, in particular Africa which is sinking into economic, health and ecological misery, is not really a matter of priority, the fact that there is no provision for simply abolishing the debts of third-world countries and increasing aid to those countries, and also the lack of any thoughts as to how to restore equilibrium between the CFA franc and the dollar, the yen and the euro, all these things will serve only to increase the growing imbalance.