Traduction de «Disturbo dell'attenzione » (Italien → Anglais) :

disturbance of attentiveness

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder | AD/HD [Abbr.] | ADHD [Abbr.]

attention deficit hyperactivity disorder | attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity [ ADHD ]

borderline personality disorder [ BPD ]

electronic jamming [ EJ ]

neurological disorder

capture attention | get people's attention | capture people's attention | capturing people's attention

attend maritime navigation aids | observe and communicate information on navigation signals and obstructions | observe maritime navigation aids | watch for maritime navigation aids

mind the changing electroplating characteristics | observe the changing electroplating characteristics | heed the altering anodising properties | observe the altering anodising properties

lipodystrophy | fat metabolism disturbance

4. Draws attention to the joint statement on the future management of decentralised agencies and the common approach annexed to it, particularly the chapter on agencies seats; calls in this regard for prompt solutions of any on-going issues related to agency headquarters in order to ensure undisturbed operation;

5. Recalls that in July 2012, Parliament, the Council and the Commission adopted a Common Approach on decentralised agencies ("the Common Approach"), a political agreement concerning the future management and reform of the agencies; welcomes the conclusion of this agreement; draws attention, in particular, to the chapter on agencies' seats; calls in this regard for prompt solutions of any on-going issues related to agency headquarters in order to ensure undisturbed operation;

5. Recalls that in July 2012, Parliament, the Council and the Commission adopted a Common Approach on decentralised agencies (‘the Common Approach’), a political agreement concerning the future management and reform of the agencies; welcomes the conclusion of this agreement; draws attention, in particular, to the chapter on agencies' seats; calls in this regard for prompt solutions of any on-going issues related to agency headquarters in order to ensure undisturbed operation;

10. Strongly criticises the intensive arms trade of EU Member States with Libya, Egypt and other repressive regimes; reminds that according to independent sources in 2009 light weapons amounting to 79 million euro were delivered by Italy to the Libyan government and that these weapons have been daily used by the Libyan police and army to repress the peaceful demonstrations of the Libyan population; draws attention to the fact that Belgium, Bulgaria, Portugal, France, Germany and the UK also sold weapons to Libya, from small and light weapons to aircrafts, electronic jamming equipment and crowd control technologies;