Traduction de «tirer à côté » (Français → Anglais) :

side-by-side refrigerator [ SBS refrigerator | side-by-side refrigerator/freezer ]

side-by-side bicomponent fibre

rail puller | hydraulic rail tensor | rail expander puller | rail tensor | rail expander

side by side vehicle | SSV

blanching celery

Accessory rib Congenital:absence of rib | fusion of ribs | malformation of ribs NOS

‘side-by-side vehicle’ or ‘SbS’ means a self-propelled, operator-controlled, non-articulated vehicle intended primarily to travel on unpaved surfaces on four or more wheels, having a minimum unladen mass, in running order, of 300 kg (including standard equipment, coolant, lubricants, fuel and tools but excluding optional accessories and the driver) and a maximum design speed of 25 km/h or more; such a vehicle is also designed to transport persons and/or goods, and/or to pull and push equipment, is steered by a control other than a handlebar, is designed for recreational or utility purposes and carries no more than six people including t ...[+++]he driver, sitting side by side on one or more non-straddle seats.

To this end, the Commission will promote peer-learning, capacity building on both sides and the exchange of good practice in these dialogues including with the involvement of key stakeholders; it will help partners to better exploit the possibilities for such exchange offered under the new EU programmes.

18. Underlines the importance of a transparent management of natural resources as they are key to development; urges the negotiators of the final EPA to account fully for such a mechanism and to suggest best practices in order that Côte d'Ivoire may make the maximum gains from such resources; reaffirms in this context the views set out in its resolution of 13 March 2007 on corporate social responsibility and asks the Commission to ensure that EU-based transnational companies with production facilities in ACP countries abide by core ILO standards, social and environmental covenants and international agreements to achieve a worldwide balance between economic growth and higher social an ...[+++]d environmental standards;

For its part, the Council agreed already in July 1999 that "the development of a satellite navigation system for civil use leads to increased independence in one of the most important key technologies" and that "the development of a satellite navigation system for civil use affords European industry the chance to enhance its competence and to participate in opportunities opened up by this future technology on a large scale".