Traduction de «système d'armement » (Français → Anglais) :

Conventional Armaments Planning System | CAPS [Abbr.]

stores management system [ SMS | weapon-management system ]

Marine and Armament

air weapons systems technician

arms policy

European arms policy [ European armaments cooperation | JOAC | Joint Organisation for Armaments Cooperation | OCCAR ]

Government armaments agency

arms control [ Disarmament(STW) ]

straight pull bolt action | Fortner action

31. Believes that there is a need for stricter control on the activities of arms brokering and brokering-related activities in the EU, which may escape Member States’ control systems because such systems diverge at national level; calls, therefore, for the establishment and effective implementation of a registration regime entailing the obligation of brokers to report fully on their activities;

In terms of the weapons systems and so on, the mindset was always that they would be flexible, that you could switch the helicopter from a weapons system to search and rescue, to a submarine detection system, and so on.

1. Applauds the fact that the EU has a legally binding framework, unique in the world, through which arms export control is being improved, including in crisis regions and countries with questionable human rights records, and welcomes the fact, in this connection, that European and non-European third countries have joined the arms exports control system on the basis of the Common Position; notes, however, that the eight criteria are applied and interpreted with varying degrees of rigour in the EU Member States; calls, therefore, for more uniform interpretation and implementation of the Common Position with all its obligations and regre ...[+++]ts that the EU still does not have a common policy on arms transfers to third countries;

1. Applauds the fact that the EU has a legally binding framework, unique in the world, through which arms export control is being improved, including in crisis regions and countries with questionable human rights records, and welcomes the fact, in this connection, that European and non-European third countries have joined the arms exports control system on the basis of the Common Position; notes, however, that the eight criteria are applied and interpreted with varying degrees of rigour in the EU Member States; calls, therefore, for more uniform interpretation and implementation of the Common Position with all its obligations and regre ...[+++]ts that the EU still does not have a common policy on arms transfers to third countries;