Traduction de «testeur de profondeur de diffusion » (Français → Anglais) :

diffused-layer thickness | diffusion depth

drive-in

deep-sea diffusion studies

In June 2017, the European Parliament adopted a Resolution calling on the Commission to analyse in depth the current situation and legal framework with regard to fake news and to verify the possibility of legislative intervention to limit the dissemination and spreading of fake content.

Efforts should also be made to analyse in-depth the existing data sources, to improve dissemination of anonymised individual data, collected for the purposes of Community statistics, to the scientific community and to introduce a revised classification of occupations (ISCO) in 2011 to better reflect the structure of jobs and allow for improved international comparisons.

describes the EU instruments that are already available in the field of broadcast media and the internet and whose use could be enhanced to stem further the spreading of terrorist propaganda; describes the education, youth engagement and European citizenship programs that are available that can have an indirect effect on preventing violent radicalisation from taking root in youngsters via the promotion of inter-cultural understanding and a European identity that nevertheless respects and promotes cultural diversity; shows how enhancement of integration policies, which are stand-alone policies, could have ancillary effects on the preve ...[+++]ntion of violent radicalisation and stresses the importance of interfaith dialogue, as well as dialogues between the States and religions; encourages more cooperation between the law enforcement authorities and security services of the Member States at operational, intelligence and policy levels and suggests more sharing of best practices and expertise on violence radicalisation via EU Structures; supports more extensive analysis of violent radicalisation and foresees the creation of networks of European experts in the field and the financing of studies on related topics that will be a basis for better policy-making in the future; describes how the EU’s external relations policy is being enhanced to reduce those factors in foreign countries which might contribute to the emergence of a terrorism ‘breeding ground’;

16. Calls on the Commission to provide Member States with a clear perspective for structural solutions including possible adaptation of the directive, for this particular issue of the definition and calculation of on-call stand-by hours at the workplace that are not actually spent working; to thoroughly study and distribute information about the impact of the ECJ’s interpretation on work schedules and the methods for redress; and to investigate together with the social partners whether it might be necessary and appropriate to come u ...[+++]p with a temporary measure in the very short term that gives Member States additional room for manoeuvre that does not prejudice the basic principle of protection and limitation of maximum working time and that prevents them from seeking recourse to the use of Article 18(1)(b)(i);