Traduction de «soulignement simple » (Français → Anglais) :

continuous underline | single underlining

emphasis added

underscore character [ word underscore character ]

stress the need

single-walled carbon nanotube | SWCNT | single-wall carbon nanotube | single-walled nanotube | SWNT | single-wall nanotube

single-blind trial | single blind trial | single-blind test | single blind test | single-blinded trial | single blinded trial | single-blind study | single blind study

7. Is firmly convinced that there is no doubt that the atrocities perpetrated by ISIS/Daesh fall within the legal definition of genocide provided in Articles 2 and 3 of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Genocide and Article 6 of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court; stresses that genocide amounts to any act committed with the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group; underlines that the destruction of only part of a group on the basis of their nationality, ethnic group or religion also amounts to genocide; further emphasises that according to those legal pro ...[+++]visions acts of genocide do not necessarily need to cause the death of member of a group, as causing serious bodily or mental harm including inflicting trauma, torture, rape, sexual violence and mutilation, as well as the transfer of children, are also to be considered acts of genocide when committed as part of a policy to destroy a group’s existence; finally underlines that mere conspiracy, direct and public incitement, attempts to commit genocide and complicity with genocide are also tantamount to the crime of genocide even before mass murders have begun;

6. Emphasises that cohesion policy is the main EU instrument, covering all regions, for investment in the real economy and acts as the expression of European solidarity by extending growth and prosperity and reducing economic, social and territorial disparities; points out that cohesion policy is fully aligned with the Europe 2020 objectives and provides the investment framework needed, without being simply a tool for its implementation; stresses, in this context, that through thematic concentration the ESIF under the new architecture are oriented towards 11 thematic objectives derived straight from the Europe 2020 objectives, and that ...[+++] preconditions linked directly to these thematic objectives have been established in order to ensure that investments are made in such a way as to maximise their effectiveness; underlines its full support for this new approach, which will contribute to increasing the effectiveness of spending;

19. Recalls the importance of effective redress mechanism as a means of ensuring that consumers can pursue their rights; emphasises the fact that, over the years, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) systems and the SOLVIT network have proved to be simple, fast and cost-effective in solving problems affecting citizens, such as those linked to recognition of professional qualifications, portability of pension funds of mobile workers and free movement and residence of EU citizens, notes, nevertheless, that Europe’s ADR landscape remain ...[+++]s largely fragmented and the SOLVIT network largely underused; stresses that citizens should be better informed about these redress mechanisms and problem-solving tools with a view to the facilitation of consumer redress in cross-border purchases of goods and services; welcomes the Commission’s legislative proposals on the use of ADR and Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) and underlines the importance of their effective adoption, as well as of promoting wider use of mediation; urges the Commission to ensure that a legally binding framework is prepared in the field of collective redress;

46. Considers that better resource protection and management should also be a basic element in farming within CC as a result of which greater environmental benefits can be attained; calls for CC controls to become streamlined, effective and efficient and for a targeted approach to the scope of CC; calls for the exchanging and mainstreaming of best practice systems between paying agencies and monitoring bodies, such as the interoperability of databases and best use of appropriate technology, in order to reduce as much as possible the ...[+++] bureaucratic burden to farmers and administration; considers that CC should be restricted to standards related to farming, which lend themselves to systematic, straightforward monitoring and are based on an obligation to achieve results, and that the rules should be harmonised; emphasises the importance of tolerance levels and the application of proportionality within any new penalty system;