Traduction de «main verte » (Français → Anglais) :

green thumb

have a green thumb

malachite green [ aniline green | benzaldehyde green | benzal green | China green | C.I. basic Green 4 | diamond green B | N-[4-[[4-(dimethylamino)phenyl]phenylmethylene]-2,5-cyclohexadien-1-ylidene]-N-methylmethanaminium chloride | dimethyl(4-(p-(dimethylamino)-alpha-phenylbenzylidene) ][[4-(dimethylamino)phenyl]phenylmethylene]-2,5-cyclohexadien-1-ylidene]-N-methylmethanaminium chloride | dimethyl(4-(p-(dimethylamino)-alpha-phenylbenzylidene) ]

ICT sustainability systems consultant | IT environmental consultant | green ICT consultant | green IT consultant

representative rate [ agricultural conversion rate | agricultural unit of account | green exchange rate | green rate | green unit of account ]

light green SF yellowish [ Light Green SF Yellowish | light green SF | Light Green SF | FD & C Green No. 2 | F.D. & C. green no. 2 | light green S.F. Yellow | Acid Green 5 | C.I. Acid Green 5 ]

malachite green | Bremen green | cooper green | green verditer | Hungarian green | Iris green | mineral green | mountain green | Olympian green | shale green | tyrolese green | verditer green | malachite

coffee buyer | green coffee acquisition specialist | green coffee buyer | green coffee purchaser

copper acetoarsenite | Schweinfurt green | moss green | King's green | Paris green

hand sewer, leather goods | leather goods hand sewer | leather goods hand stitcher

7. Emphasises that a transition towards sustainable societies and economies, including sustainable patterns of consumption and production, generates the potential to create new green jobs, and transform existing employment into green jobs, in almost all sectors and across the entire value chain – from research to production, distribution and servicing – in new green high-tech sectors such as renewable energies as well as in traditional industries such as manufacturing and construction, agriculture and fisheries, and service sectors su ...[+++]ch as tourism, catering, transport and education; stresses that this job potential provides opportunities for both a highly skilled and a low-skilled workforce;

6. Notes that the transition bears significant potential to create local jobs which cannot be relocated, and in areas which cannot be offshored, and in sectors hit by the crisis such as the buildings sector; notes that there is strong evidence that the green transition will, on balance, have a positive impact on employment, reflecting the fact that sustainable economic activities like saving energy or farming organically are more labour-intensive than the activities they replace and could have the potential to enable regions to becom ...[+++]e more self-sufficient;

14. Emphasises that in order for the Member States to boost employment by exploiting the employment potential of the green economy, action is required on three main fronts, namely boosting labour demand in eco-industries through adequate levels of investment, anticipating and managing skills needs in both green and greening sectors, and ensuring job quality for high-, medium-, and low-skill occupations; stresses that from the point of view of labour market policy, increased attention should be devoted to devising adequate training programmes to tackle specific skills shortages and to considering the dynamic relationship between the avai ...[+++]lability of skills and the age composition of the workforce in green and traditional industries;

While the graph on page 3 looks really good — brown, green, darker green and blue — and looks as if you have everything covered, everything in hand, according to the head of the government in the North, it is not quite so good.