Traduction de «Traitement par déplacement de sève sous feuillage » (Français → Anglais) :

H. whereas the killings of women in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico and in Guatemala have been characterised by exceptional brutality and many of the victims have suffered sexual violence, which is itself a form of cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment; whereas, in the case of Ciudad Juárez, a combination of factors play a role, including population growth, migration and the presence of organised crime, and a high percentage of those murders have taken place where Mexican manufacturing companies known as maquiladoras operate and those compa ...[+++]nies lack the necessary means of security to protect women; whereas, as is made clear in the UN Special Rapporteur Yakin Ertürk's above-mentioned report on Mexico, it is essential to ensure that those areas have the infrastructures required for the safer transportation of workers,

Where could I go; how can I be sure of the professional competence and standards of care and treatment; how do I or my family or specialist doctor know where there is capacity in hospital or clinic and in professional diaries; what forms do I need to complete and under what circumstances will my application be agreed; what does “undue delay” mean in relation to my personal condition; what financial cover is provided for the operation, for other medical and care costs, for travel and conva ...[+++]lescence, and for family accompanying or visiting; if the cost is too high, can I top up above the set limit and who is to set such limits; are there complications if I travel from a Euro to a non-Euro zone or vice versa; what if something goes wrong or I have a complaint – what complaints systems will there be and will there be a cross-Europe register of professionals guilty of malpractice.

The Advocate General is of the view that, if the authorities of the Member State of residence suspect that the purpose of the journey of the insured person covered by Form E 111 is to receive medical treatment and avoid the procedure applicable to all insured persons, they must examine other documents and facts (i.e. whether the name of the person concerned appears on a waiting list, whether he has been refused permission to seek medial treatment abroad, etc) indicating that that was the purpose of the journey.

I put climate change first, followed by major ongoing or potential conflicts, such as those in the Middle East or Asia — and here we must look at the present and what might emerge two, five or 10 years down the road; failed or failing states and their underlying problems — poverty, injustice, infrastructure, governance and so on; global terrorism; marginalization of expatriate populations and their subversion by extremists, whether here or aboard; ethnic cleansing, genocides and forced population migrations; the spread of treatment-resistant, infectious diseases and potential pandemics; decline of vital resources, including non-ren ...[+++]ewable energy supplies; global crime, including child exploitation, human trafficking, cyber crime and narcotics; and economic, scientific and technological theft, piracy and espionage.