Traduction de «une volonté d’intervention » (Français → Anglais) :

crisis intervention worker

crisis response plan [ crisis response procedure ]

mitigation measure [ emergency response measure | impact mitigation measure | mitigating measure | mitigative measure | emergency response action ]

disaster response

fire report | fire record

elapsed time

blue light organization

rapid response team

planning of remedial measures

agreement of the parties

continuing the process of developing and implementing comprehensive strategies — or equivalent integrated policies composed of evidence-based prevention, intervention and compensation measures — which are coherently embedded in high-quality education and training, and which benefit from sustained political commitment with a strong emphasis on prevention.

9. Is seriously worried by the possibility that some Member States may consider a military intervention in Libya without a UNSCR mandate and/or without a clear request from the Libyan Government; rejects such a possibility, which would seriously undermine the authority of the new government and could have disastrous consequences; recalls that the present critical situation is mainly the result of the irresponsible intervention in Libya of 2011 and that the Member States involved bear particular responsibility; asks for Libya’s will regarding possible interventions on its territory to be respected; calls on the Member States and the E ...[+++]U to elaborate instead a clear and coordinated strategy to support the political transition, while recalling that it was largely owing to the lack of a united approach that the 2011 process failed;

Accordingly, it would not have been reasonable or wise for an investor to expect a capital gain which depended on the action by the legislature contrary to both the provisions of law adopted by the French authorities in 1946 and applied unfailingly and the express intention of the state, affirmed by the Minister responsible for state holdings at the material time in 1997, to maintain the specific legal status of EDF in a liberalised internal market for energy at EU level.

9. Underlines the fact that any desire to intervene or attempt to interfere would only make the situation more delicate and further destabilise this entire region of Africa; declares itself, therefore, to be particularly concerned about the allegations made by representatives of Malian civil society and various political groups in the country that the French Government is involved in the current situation in Mali; calls, accordingly, for all those responsible to be identified and the extent of their responsibility ascertained;