Traduction de «boucle à fermeture rapide » (Français → Anglais) :

an integral class comprising a combination of straps or flexible components with a securing buckle, adjusting device, attachments, and in some cases a supplementary chair and/or impact shield, capable of being anchored by means of its own integral strap or straps;

2.3. ‘Belt’ means a child restraint comprising a combination of straps with a securing buckle, adjusting devices and attachments;

Child restraint system (restraint) means an arrangement of components which may comprise the combination of straps or flexible components with a securing buckle, adjusting devices, attachments and in some cases a supplementary device as a carry-cot, infant carrier, a supplementary chair and/or an impact shield, capable of being anchored to a power-driven vehicle.

12. Reiterates the importance of a high level of nuclear safety in the candidate countries and emphasises that the closure of reactors considered non-upgradeable at reasonable cost operating in Bulgaria, Lithuania and Slovakia must be in line with the Accession Partnership Agreements and the related Memorandum of Understandings; notes that the Union's demand for an early closure of these reactors has become part of the Union's common position in the context of the Accession Conference negotiations on the energy chapter; repeats that with regard to other reactors, the Union has repeatedly emphasised the importance of a high level of nuc ...[+++]lear safety in accordance with requirements and practices widely applied in the Union;

6a. Reiterates the importance of a high level of nuclear safety in accession countries and emphasises that the closure of reactors considered non-upgradeable at reasonable cost operating in Bulgaria, Lithuania and Slovakia must be in line with the Accession Partnership Agreements and the related Memorandum of Understandings; notes that the Union's demand for an early closure of these reactors has become part of the Union's common position in the context of the Accession Conference negotiations on the energy chapter; repeats that with regard to other reactors, the Union has repeatedly emphasised the importance of a high level of nuclear ...[+++] safety in accordance with requirements and practices widely applied in the Union;

Secondly, I would mainly call for a prompt completion of the Erika II , and for accelerating the process in the light of the tiresome pace on the part of industry with regard to separate funding and such like.