Traduction de «Tenir résolument à » (Français → Anglais) :

sit down | sit down hard upon

reaffirm its determination

Cancer pain, a monograph on the management of cancer pain

keep up to date with local events | stay tuned with local events | keep up to date on local events | stay abreast with events on the local scene

maintain customers' records | maintain personal name record | maintain customer records | store customer records

apply new methods of examinations | keep up to date on diagnostic innovations | keep up to date with diagnostic innovations | stay informed on innovations of diagnostic equipment

actions to be taken in case of fire

1. Welcomes the inauguration of the first Libyan Government deriving its legitimacy from democratic elections and encourages the members of the government to act decisively in order to build the foundations of a democratic, accountable and functioning state structure in Libya; calls on all international actors, in particular the EU, to stand ready to assist the Libyan Government and the General National Congress (GNC) in this daunting task;

63 Emphasises that in the EU-Russia energy dialogue, where the EU should speak with one voice, the specific and dependent situation of the Central and Eastern European Member States should be taken into account as their energy supply security can only be guaranteed through the interconnection of EU-wide infrastructure and the full implementation of internal energy market rules; considers that crucial topics such as access to energy resources, networks and export markets, investment protection, reciprocity, crisis prevention and cooperation, a level playing field and the pricing of energy resources should be taken into account in the dia ...[+++]logue; emphasises that particular attention should be paid to the ‘Druzhba’ issue and that specific steps should be taken at EU level to resume the supply of oil via the closed branch;

66. Points out that the 2012 Biannual Ministerial Meeting in Bucharest must take into account the fact that the creation of the EHEA enables the EU and the Member States to make a strong and unified contribution to the Bologna Process on the basis of their shared responsibilities on the issue of higher education, their joint participation in the process, and their shared commitment to action, supported by policy statements by the EU institutions;

9. Welcomes the commitment of the EU to continue to press for increased international pressure on the Syrian regime; strongly supports the decisions of the Council of 14 November and 1 December 2011 to impose new restrictive measures on the regime and calls for the extension of asset freezes and travel bans to the families and businesses that are its main funders; underlines the necessity for the EU to stand ready to adopt further measures in order to assist the Syrian people, who are striving for a democratic future through peaceful means; calls, in this context, for further EU sanctions which target the Syrian regime but minimise th ...[+++]e negative impacts on the population, as long as the repression continues, as well as for the setting-up of appropriate mechanisms to tackle the current and future humanitarian emergencies in the country; welcomes and supports the Council conclusions on Syria of 1 December 2011, which also declare that the EU is ready to develop a new and ambitious partnership with Syria across all areas of mutual interest, including by mobilising assistance and strengthening trade and economic links, as soon as President Bashar al-Assad steps aside and a genuine democratic transition begins;