Traduction de «barrière mobile » (Français → Anglais) :

crush-barrier

MDB face | mobile deformable barrier face

wings of the starting gate

blood-brain barrier | BBB | blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier | BCB | blood-cerebral barrier | blood-cortical barrier | blood-spinal fluid barrier | Held's limiting membrane

engineered barrier [ engineered confinement barrier | manmade barrier ]

air barrier [ air curtain | bubble barrier | bubble curtain | pneumatic barrier | pneumatic boom | barrier of air bubbles | curtain of air bubbles ]

mobile communication [ mobile communications network | mobile communications system | mobile network | mobile network operator | mobile phone operator | mobile telephone network | mobile telephony | [http ...]

Installations at the crossing points are also adapted to the reintroduction of border controls on both sides of the border (e.g. placement of speed limit signs or mobile barriers).

A movable barrier or inherent design feature shall prevent a wheelchair from rolling off the edge closest to the vehicle until the lift is in its fully raised position.

Successive European Councils, in particular that held in Seville in June 2002, have called on the Member States to lift barriers to the roll-out of mobile services.

33. Recognises the significant heterogeneity of pension schemes across the EU yet emphasises the importance for workers to be able to change jobs within or outside their Member State; stresses the need to guarantee that mobile workers are able to acquire and preserve occupational pension entitlements; endorses the approach advocated by the Commission to focus on safeguarding the acquisition and preservation of pensions entitlements, and calls on Member States to ensure that dormant pension rights of mobile workers are treated in line with those of active scheme members or those of retirees; notes the important role the Commission can ...[+++]play in removing obstacles to free movement, including those that hamper mobility; is of the opinion that, apart from language barriers and family considerations, mobility on the labour market is hampered by long vesting periods or unreasonable age restrictions, and calls on Member States to lower these; stresses that any action to promote mobility must be balanced by the cost-effective provision of supplementary pension schemes and must take into account the nature of national pension schemes;