Traduction de «désarmement des interruptions » (Français → Anglais) :

interrupt disabling [ interrupt authorizing | inhibiting masking ]

Conference on Disarmament [ CD | Committee on Disarmament | Conference of the Committee on Disarmament | Eighteen-Nation Disarmament Committee | Ten-Nation Committee on Disarmament ]

interruption for substitution

Conference on disarmament (1) | Geneva Conference on Disarmament (2) | Disarmament Conference (3) [ CD ]

Arms Control and Disarmament Agency | ACDA [Abbr.]

lay up a ship

break key | break

(13) It shall not be possible to disarm the immobilization system by interrupting its normal operating voltage.

However, according to PO, as regards the freight business, the value of the goodwill, reputation and market share of SeaFrance had declined significantly, notably on account of the frequent interruptions in service (strikes, etc.), the market’s awareness of SeaFrance’s difficulties and the lay-up of the freight vessel Nord Pas-de-Calais (to keep a vessel laid up would be very expensive, according to PO, which also points out that the laying-up of the vessels Cézanne and Renoir in the port of Dunkerque would cost at least EUR 1,09 million, and possibly EUR 2,4 million).

8. Takes note of the OSCE mission in Transnistria (Moldova); deplores the downgrading of the mission and the interruption of disarmament activities at the Colbasna storage facility since 2004; recalls the EU's firm determination to seek a settlement to the Transnistrian conflict on the basis of respect for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the Republic of Moldova; calls for the resumption, as soon as possible and without preconditions, of the negotiations in the 5 +2 format; calls for concerted EU efforts to align the German-Russian Meseberg initiative with the efforts of the OSCE mission in Transnistria;

8. Takes note of the OSCE mission in Transnistria (Moldova); deplores the downgrading of the mission and the interruption of disarmament activities at the Colbasna storage facility since 2004; recalls the EU's firm determination to seek a settlement to the Transnistrian conflict on the basis of respect for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the Republic of Moldova; calls for the resumption, as soon as possible and without preconditions, of the negotiations in the 5 +2 format; calls for concerted EU efforts to align the German-Russian Meseberg initiative with the efforts of the OSCE mission in Transnistria;