Traduction de «rouler à l'extérieur des cercles » (Français → Anglais) :

The vehicle shall manoeuvre inside an area defined by two concentric circles, the outer circle having a radius of 12,50 m and the inner circle having a radius of 5,30 m

8. Considers that the European Semester process needs to be inclusive, and that political priorities also have to be discussed outside of government circles, in order to spread national ownership and effectively implement both economic governance and Single Market governance; acknowledges that the dialogue with national parliaments and civil society plays an essential role in restoring confidence in the Single Market; calls, in this connection, for the support of the Commission in assisting Member States with the implementation of c ...[+++]omplex Single Market legislation;

31. Takes the view that, in order for the Union to be effective in delivering peace, security and socio-economic development to citizens in a highly competitive, changing and unpredictable international political order, it is important to focus the Union‘s limited resources on strategic priorities, starting from the challenges closer to home, particularly in the enlargement countries, the neighbourhood, and extending outwards in concentric circles, including, where relevant, the role and relative influence of regional organisations;

Statistics on micro-credit should take into account the per capita GDP figures in the Member States and distinguish between the self-employed or family-based enterprises and those with employees from outside the family in order to enable positive discrimination in favour of the former.

Statistics on micro-credit should take into account the per capita GDP figures in the Member States and distinguish between the self-employed or family-based enterprises and those with employees from outside the family in order to enable positive discrimination in favour of the former.

4. it is the responsibility of the public authorities in the countries whose nationals are treated as EU nationals for the purpose of crossing external borders to make their nationals aware of this fact; that this obligation already lies with the Icelandic and Norwegian authorities, who are required to explain to their nationals that the abbreviation EEA applies to them (even though it is one which nobody really understands); that the number of Icelandic or Norwegian nationals labelled EEA who will cross the EU’s external borders from, for example, Slovenia or Slovakia does not really justify the inclusion of an additional and perfectl ...[+++]y incomprehensible abbreviation on signs; and that, furthermore, it is somewhat incongruous that the circle of stars which clearly designates the European Union should contain the extremely unfamiliar abbreviations of at least two countries which have refused to join the European Union;