Traduction de «Verre pour sous-verre » (Français → Anglais) :

picture framing glass | picture glass

glasshouse cultivation [ crops under glass | glasshouse crops | greenhouse crops ]

weave texture

vine cultivated under glass

solidification into borosilicate glass

glass mount

glass mounting

terrarium | glass garden

glass [ blown glass | bottle glass | crystal glass | drawn glass | pane of glass | sheet glass | unworked glass | window glass ]

glass industry [ glass processing | glassworks ]

BAT-AELs given in Sections 1.2 to 1.9 as specific mass emissions (kg/tonne melted glass) are based on the calculation reported below except for oxy-fuel fired furnaces and, in a limited number of cases, for electric melting where BAT-AELs given in kg/tonne melted glass were derived from specific reported data.

9. Considers that women in the Balkans, who have been victims of war, should no longer be seen only as war victims but rather as actors of stabilisation and conflict resolution; stresses that women in the Balkans in general can only fulfil this role once equally represented in political and economic decision-making; welcomes quotas and calls on the countries which have not done so already, to promote female representation and, where necessary, to apply quotas effectively in political parties and national assemblies, and encourages the countries which have already done so to continue this process in order to ensure that women can participate in political life and overcome their und ...[+++]er-representation, with a view to removing the "glass ceiling" once and for all and to implement positive action to ensure that women and men learn about and engage with citizenship from an early age;

9. Considers that women in the Balkans, who have been victims of war, should no longer be seen only as war victims but rather as actors of stabilisation and conflict resolution; stresses that women in the Balkans in general can only fulfil this role once equally represented in political and economic decision-making; welcomes quotas and calls on the countries which have not done so already, to promote female representation and, where necessary, to apply quotas effectively in political parties and national assemblies, and encourages the countries which have already done so to continue this process in order to ensure that women can participate in political life and overcome their und ...[+++]er-representation, with a view to removing the "glass ceiling" once and for all and to implement positive action to ensure that women and men learn about and engage with citizenship from an early age;

9. Considers that women in the Balkans, who have been victims of war, should no longer be seen only as war victims but rather as actors of stabilisation and conflict resolution; stresses that women in the Balkans in general can only fulfil this role once equally represented in political and economic decision-making; welcomes quotas and calls on the countries which have not done so already, to promote female representation and, where necessary, to apply quotas effectively in political parties and national assemblies, and encourages the countries which have already done so to continue this process in order to ensure that women can participate in political life and overcome their und ...[+++]er-representation, with a view to removing the "glass ceiling" once and for all and to implement positive action to ensure that women and men learn about and engage with citizenship from an early age;