Traduction de «cote brute » (Français → Anglais) :

gross rating point | GRP | gross rating points

raw score [ crude score | obtained score | original score | raw test score ]

Accessory rib Congenital:absence of rib | fusion of ribs | malformation of ribs NOS

listed security | quoted security | security admitted to trading on a regulated market

gross profit ratio | gross margin | gross margin percentage | gross margin ratio | gross profit margin | gross profit percentage

gross profit ratio [ gross margin | gross margin percentage | gross margin ratio | gross profit margin | gross profit percentage ]

compensated gross registered tonnes | compensated gross tonnes | CGRT [Abbr.] | grt [Abbr.]

gross margin | gross profit

EU objectives on reduction of GHG emissions by 8 % in 2008-2012, with respect to the levels of 1990, will not be achieved unless further efforts are undertaken. First, on the demand side to reduce the gross inland consumption. Second, on the supply side to use energy sources which produce little or no GHG emissions, such as renewable energy sources.

A. whereas SMEs account for more than 98 % of Europe’s businesses and provide more than 67 % of total employment in the Union and 58 % of gross value added; whereas they constitute the backbone of the European Union’s economy and are the key drivers of European long-term economic growth and sustainable job creation opportunities within the 28 Member States; whereas employment in the environmental goods and services sector in the years 2007-2011 grew by 20 % in spite of the crisis and presents an opportunity for SMEs to increasingly generate economic activity and jobs, including in areas affected by depopulation and ageing; whereas th ...[+++]ey thus play an important role in the industrial ecosystem together with mid-cap and multinational companies; whereas nine out of ten SMEs are small businesses employing 10 people or less and these microenterprises account for 53 % of all jobs in Europe;

A. whereas SMEs account for more than 98 % of Europe’s businesses and provide more than 67 % of total employment in the Union and 58 % of gross value added; whereas they constitute the backbone of the European Union’s economy and are the key drivers of European long-term economic growth and sustainable job creation opportunities within the 28 Member States; whereas employment in the environmental goods and services sector in the years 2007-2011 grew by 20 % in spite of the crisis and presents an opportunity for SMEs to increasingly generate economic activity and jobs, including in areas affected by depopulation and ageing; whereas the ...[+++]y thus play an important role in the industrial ecosystem together with mid-cap and multinational companies; whereas nine out of ten SMEs are small businesses employing 10 people or less and these microenterprises account for 53 % of all jobs in Europe;

If the gross mass is given, the tare mass must be indicated beside it;