Traduction de «conclu plus tard » (Français → Anglais) :

latest start date

late date [ late start ]

10 years later: an assessment of the Federal Government's implementation of the recommendations made by the Royal Commission on the Status of Women: update report [ 10 years later ]

Definition: A progressive dementia with extensive neurological signs, due to specific neuropathological changes that are presumed to be caused by a transmissible agent. Onset is usually in middle or later life, but may be at any adult age. The course is subacute, leading to death within one to two years.

conditions that have their origin in the perinatal period even though death or morbidity occurs later

shelved project

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late finish date | LF | latest finish time

I don't know the details of the British positions on our future partnership. I certainly don't want to jump to conclusions. But I know that you will be vigilant - as I will - to ensure that any trade agreement with the United Kingdom will guarantee fair competition and the protections we regard as essential. In fact it is vital if we want to maintain the unity of the 27 and, when the time comes, when we conclude a free trade agreement, a free and fair agreement, successfully submit the treaty underpinning our future relationship for r ...[+++]atification by the European Parliament and the parliaments of the 27 Member States.

Any new international agreement later this year in Paris needs to be very ambitious and realistic at the same time, if we need to maintain the pathway towards keeping the planet's temperature below the 2° C objective.

purchased from separate traders through linked online booking processes where the traveller's name, payment details and e-mail address are transmitted from the trader with whom the first contract is concluded to another trader or traders and a contract with the latter trader or traders is concluded at the latest 24 hours after the confirmation of the booking of the first travel service.

99. Recalls the agreement in principle between the Parliament and the Council according to which the number of judges must be increased; emphasises that in these circumstances it is urgent to find agreement as soon as possible on the nomination of the additional judges to the Court; puts EUR 2 million in reserve for the appointment of nine new judges and calls on the Court to present to the Council and the Parliament an updated evaluation of the additional financial needs for new judges and staff; expects that agreement in the Council will be reached as soon as possible and that the legislative procedure will be finalised by 1 October ...[+++] 2015; insists that the need for additional staff corresponding to the nomination of nine judges should be evaluated in a prudent way;