Traduction de «coupe droit fil » (Français → Anglais) :

call | make a call | phone

straight cut cloth [ straight cut fabric ]

cross cut fabric

ground thread | standing thread

wire sealing [ hot-wire sealing ]

receive a call | get a call

telephone call | phone call | call

forehand attack

Again, the right to counsel should be more than the opportunity to make a phone call.

6. Calls for better coordination of economic policies among Member States in order to foster sustainable growth and job creation and to facilitate effective competition, taking into account the regional inequalities across Europe regarding employment and unemployment rates; urges Member States to respect the rules on budgetary discipline in order to diminish the risk of falling into excessive deficit and calls for effective budgetary surveillance, while allowing for public investment in line with the EU's growth and employment objectives; emphasises, however, the importance of the social impact assessment as required by the Treaty and ...[+++]urges the Commission and the Member States to assess the social costs of spending cuts, in particular of those for education and active labour market policies which could jeopardise progress in addressing the shortage of skilled workers in Europe and maintaining economic performance;

When the Canadian government refused to recognize modern media—smart phones, PDAs, USB keys and all other devices capable of reproducing thousands of works—and it also rejected the collection of fees, as prescribed by the legislation, for those new generation devices, it compromised all the hard-earned progress made over the years in terms of creators' fundamental rights.

Mr. Joseph Volpe (Eglinton-Lawrence, Lib.): Madam Speaker, whereas section 43 of our Criminal Code allows school teachers, parents and those standing in the place of parents to use reasonable force for the correction of pupils or children under their care; whereas such reasonable force has been interpreted by the courts to include spanking, slapping, strapping, kicking, hitting with belts, sticks, extension cords and causing bruises, welts and abrasions; and, whereas such legal approval of violence against children is contrary to their fundamental right to security of the person and to equal persecution and benefit of the law without discrimination as guar ...[+++]anteed by our charter of rights and freedoms, the petitioners in this petition call upon Parliament to end legal approval of this harmful and discriminatory practice by repealing section 43 of the Criminal Code.