Traduction de «à défilement total » (Français → Anglais) :

full cutoff | full-cutoff | full cut-off

scrolling scanner

moving satellite [ non-geostationary satellite ]

total reflection X-ray fluorescence spectrometry | total reflection X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy | total reflection X-ray fluorescence | TRXRF | TXRF

autonomous car [ fully automated car | self-driving car | driverless car | robocar ]

moving satellite | non-stationary satellite

Moving satellite | Non-stationary satellite

combined heath and power plant [ CHP ]

popular initiative for the total revision of the Federal Constitution | popular initiative requesting the total revision of the Federal Constitution | popular initiative for the complete revision of the Federal Constitution

24. Welcomes the fact that the anti-discrimination law has been almost fully aligned with the acquis; invites the authorities to address the remaining shortcomings concerning racial discrimination and the provisions on sanctions; calls on the authorities to provide all necessary financial and administrative resources to the Anti-Discrimination Council; while acknowledging some progress in the social inclusion and education of the Roma population, is concerned about high drop-out rates and the low proportion of Roma students among the total student population; calls for the fostering of initiatives which support the housing, health, e ...[+++]ducation and employment of the Roma population, and the empowerment of Roma women and the education of female Roma students; welcomes the efforts of the competent authorities to protect LGBTI rights during the second Pride event, which was held without any incidents; is concerned, however, that attacks on LGBTI community members and activists are continuing; urges both political and civil society actors to fight widespread hostility and violence against sexual minorities, in particular by efforts to educate and inform the public in order to help change attitudes, and by providing training to the police, prosecutors and judges;

24. Welcomes the fact that the anti-discrimination law has been almost fully aligned with the acquis; invites the authorities to address the remaining shortcomings concerning racial discrimination and the provisions on sanctions; calls on the authorities to provide all necessary financial and administrative resources to the Anti-Discrimination Council; while acknowledging some progress in the social inclusion and education of the Roma population, is concerned about high drop-out rates and the low proportion of Roma students among the total student population; calls for the fostering of initiatives which support the housing, health, e ...[+++]ducation and employment of the Roma population, and the empowerment of Roma women and the education of female Roma students; welcomes the efforts of the competent authorities to protect LGBTI rights during the second Pride event, which was held without any incidents; is concerned, however, that attacks on LGBTI community members and activists are continuing; urges both political and civil society actors to fight widespread hostility and violence against sexual minorities, in particular by efforts to educate and inform the public in order to help change attitudes, and by providing training to the police, prosecutors and judges;

He looked at this seasoned Queen's Park reporter and said that the reporter should come down any day of any week to the Brampton youth court and see the young offenders stand around the court with smirks on their faces, knowing that they have nothing to fear and being very complacent and clear about their total disregard for the justice system.

J. whereas on 24 November 2013 interim President Adly Mansour signed Law 107 of 2013 on Regulating the Right to Public Gatherings, Processions and Peaceful Protests; whereas Law 107 requires, inter alia, that organisers of demonstrations, processions and public meetings of more than 10 people that take place in a public place notify the Interior Ministry three days in advance, and grants Interior Ministry officials the absolute right to ban any protest or public meeting; whereas the law also applies to public meetings during the official campaign period for elections and meetings to select a candidate;