Traduction de «mobilité transversale » (Français → Anglais) :

The 2013 HLD should contribute towards meeting today’s global challenges, especially by promoting the inclusion of migration and mobility as a visible cross-cutting priority in the post-2015 development framework, and a recognised enabler of global development.

HMRC has designed and commissioned the world's first computer-assisted operating suite equipped with an angiography/computed-tomography unit, which uses X-rays to create thin cross-section images through bone and soft tissue and then assembles them into three-dimensional representations.

Member States should develop systems for recognising acquired competencies, and should remove barriers to occupational and geographical mobility of workers, promote the acquisition of transversal competences to support creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship.

5. Considers that the EU needs to support the inclusion of the concept of labour mobility in all Community policies, especially those concerning the completion of the internal market, the protection of workers, rules concerning posted workers and protection against non-secure work, which may affect mobility within the EU or combat discrimination; calls on the Commission to treat labour mobility as a priority transversal policy, involving all relevant EU policy areas and all levels of authority in the Member States;

It includes measures to improve sustainable cross-border mobility, for example improvements to local transport, the improvement or restoration of links across border, the implementation of cross-border planning schemes or networks of towns and the reduction of pollution, the protection of natural areas and raising public awareness of environmental problems (Community contribution: €7.9 million).

- SOCRATES will also implement more general measures outside schools and universities, such as promoting language learning, supporting open and distance education, promoting exchange of information and experience through conferences, exchanges of experts, etc. YOUTH III: PRIORITY GIVEN TO COMBATING EXCLUSION The Youth III programme (1995-1999) will operate outside school and university structures, co-financing the following activities: - youth exchanges and mobility - activities of youth leaders and educators (training, placements, seminars in other Member States) - cooperation between State-run or non-governmental structures responsible ...[+++] for youth affairs within the Member States, through practical placements, study visits, conferences, etc.