Traduction de «couple associé » (Français → Anglais) :

paired-associate learning [ paired associates learning | paired associate study ]

paired associates procedure | right associates procedures

paired associate grammar

paired associate

second element of an ordered pair | second coordinate | second component

first element of an ordered pair | first coordinate | first component

worm and wormwheel | worm drive | worm gearing | worm gears

Frontal area

inductively coupled plasma | ICP [Abbr.]

1. Welcomes the Commission’s proposal to enhance the use of financial instruments (FI) in the next programming period (2014-2020); stresses that at a time of heavy fiscal constraint and reduced lending capacity on the part of the private sector, the increased use of innovative FI can foster public-private partnerships, achieve a multiplier effect with the EU budget, open up alternative sources of finance, guarantee an important financing stream for strategic regional investments, support long-term, sustainable investments and raise EU growth potential; believes that, if used for appropriate projects, FI could, as a complement to grants ...[+++], evolve to become an important aspect of the EU’s regional growth strategies towards achieving the EU’s objectives of smart and sustainable economic growth; states that FI are appropriate if, as a result of the support provided, a project generates income and profits, so that credit and loans can be paid back;

Many family associations in all Member States are pointing out that the mechanism of the Stockholm Programme may therefore be taken advantage of by same-sex couples.

The ‘paired’ countries would have the objective of creating bilateral organisations (associations, funds, institutions, committees) that would strengthen bilateral understanding, provide language teaching services, set up bilateral exchanges and bring together academics, artists, civil servants, translators, businesspeople and active citizens from both countries.

In its conclusions, the group emphasised the need to strengthen bilateral language-to-language relations and proposed that countries with linguistic and cultural ties be ‘paired’.