Traduction de «observations statiques » (Français → Anglais) :

static observations | static surveillance

static scanning

static scanning

hypermobile flatfoot [ flexible flat foot | hypermobile hyperpronated foot | hypermobile pronated foot | hypermobile pes planus | supple flat foot ]

stateless packet inspection | stateless inspection | stateless packet filtering | stateless filtering | static packet filtering

static port | static vent

We have noted that the Canada Elections Act regularly evolves as a result of amendments passed by Parliament, whereas the Referendum Act has remained static since 1992, more or less.

23. Notes that the very rapid development of the Chinese automotive market in recent years has contrasted markedly with largely static markets elsewhere in the world; also notes that, between 1999 and 2003, China more than tripled its output of passenger cars and doubled its production of trucks; considers that in the long term, China's rapid economic development is likely to be reflected in a continuing increased demand for vehicles, and notes that some forecasts see China becoming the second largest vehicle market worldwide by 2006; notes that China constitutes one of the most promising emerging markets for EU automotive manufacture ...[+++]rs and consequently has already attracted a high level of EU investment since the early 1990s; points out that obstacles encountered by EU vehicle manufacturers in China take many forms, including substantial non-tariff barriers (NTBs); asks therefore to continue close monitoring of Chinese business and regulatory developments with a view to assessing the likelihood of success of a possible WTO dispute settlement if the situation does not improve;

51. Observes that the ESS draws significant attention to the blurring of previously static boundaries existing in the traditional conceptions of internal and external security; notes, however, the sparsity of content within the ESS on linking the two concepts so as to address threats coherently; is nevertheless aware, in spite of this conceptual omission, of the many and varied efforts made by the Council, the Commission and the Member States in the fields of home and foreign affairs;

50. Observes that the ESS draws significant attention to the blurring of previously static boundaries existing in the traditional conceptions of internal and external security; notes, however, the sparsity of content within the ESS on linking the two concepts to coherently address threats; is nevertheless aware, in spite of this conceptual omission, of the many and varied efforts made by the Council, the Commission and the Member States in the fields of home and foreign affairs;