Traduction de «Série dramatique » (Français → Anglais) :

dramatic series [ drama series ]

serialized drama

conservatory theatre instructor | professor of theatre | instructor in performing arts | performing arts theatre instructor

drama teacher | secondary school drama teacher | drama teacher secondary school | high school performing and dramatic arts teacher

spin-off

acting teacher [ dramatic arts teacher ]

series connection

acting practices | acting technique | acting methods | acting techniques

This year we're looking forward to producing five more documentaries and another half-hour drama, and the future holds some interesting potential, since currently in development are three television movies, two dramatic series, and three more documentaries.

Although the topic and goals of this report reflect an anxiety resulting from the violent and dramatic events that Europe has faced in the past months and years, and translate a collective will to prevent radicalisation and extremism, it adopts a broader approach that encourages new reflections on the nature and the processes of political violence, starting from the premise that radicalisation is a dynamic, relational process and an unforeseen and unpredictable consequence of a series of disruptive events.

7. Strongly condemns the continued use of sexual violence against women as a weapon of war equal to a war crime; recognises the deep physical and psychological wounds that such abuses leave on the victims, along with the dramatic consequences for their families, stresses that this phenomenon needs to be addressed through victim support programmes and urges the mobilisation of political leadership with a view to putting forward a coordinated set of measures for the prevention and alleviation of the use of sexual violence; points, in this respect, to the ongoing appalling situation in Congo; recalls that a mass gang rape took place from ...[+++] 30 July to 4 August 2010 in the eastern Congo mining district, that at least 8 300 rapes were reported in eastern Congo in 2009 and that at least 1 244 women reported being raped in the first quarter of 2010, which is an average of 14 rapes per day; points out that this situation remains unchanged in 2011; urges both EU missions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo – EUPOL RD Congo and EUSEC RD Congo – to make the fight against sexual violence and the participation of women the main priorities in the effort to reform the Congolese security sector;

7. Strongly condemns the continued use of sexual violence against women as a weapon of war equal to a war crime; recognises the deep physical and psychological wounds that such abuses leave on the victims, along with the dramatic consequences for their families, stresses that this phenomenon needs to be addressed through victim support programmes and urges the mobilisation of political leadership with a view to putting forward a coordinated set of measures for the prevention and alleviation of the use of sexual violence; points, in this respect, to the ongoing appalling situation in Congo; recalls that a mass gang rape took place from ...[+++] 30 July to 4 August 2010 in the eastern Congo mining district, that at least 8 300 rapes were reported in eastern Congo in 2009 and that at least 1 244 women reported being raped in the first quarter of 2010, which is an average of 14 rapes per day; points out that this situation remains unchanged in 2011; urges both EU missions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo – EUPOL RD Congo and EUSEC RD Congo – to make the fight against sexual violence and the participation of women the main priorities in the effort to reform the Congolese security sector;