Traduction de «maggiore » (Italien → Anglais) :

armed forces major | army commandant | army major | battalion commandant

EU Military Staff [ EUMS | European Union Military Staff ]

great skua

corporal | special forces corporal | armed forces corporal | army corporal

Group Staff for General Staff Services

Military Staff Committee | United Nations Military Staff Committee | MSC [Abbr.] | UNMSC [Abbr.]

communicate major building repairs | report major repairs to building | record major building repairs | report major building repairs

criminal liability [ age of responsibility | criminal capacity ]

D. whereas the declaration accompanying the two-pack called for the creation of a substantially reinforced economic and budgetary surveillance and control framework and for the further development of European fiscal capacity for the timely implementation of sustainable growth-enhancing structural reforms supporting the principle that steps towards more responsibility and economic discipline should be combined with more solidarity as well as more thoroughgoing integration of decision-making in policy areas such as taxation and labour markets as an important solidarity instrument; whereas this declaration emphasised the principle that st ...[+++]eps towards enhanced economic policy coordination must go hand in hand with more solidarity;

D. whereas the declaration accompanying the two-pack called for the creation of a substantially reinforced economic and budgetary surveillance and control framework and for the further development of European fiscal capacity for the timely implementation of sustainable growth-enhancing structural reforms supporting the principle that steps towards more responsibility and economic discipline should be combined with more solidarity as well as more thoroughgoing integration of decision-making in policy areas such as taxation and labour markets as an important solidarity instrument; whereas this declaration emphasised the principle that ste ...[+++]ps towards enhanced economic policy coordination must go hand in hand with more solidarity;

More flexibility should therefore be given to the Member States to focus a larger part of the limited number of tests required by that Annex in the subpopulations where there is a greater chance to identify such cases.

What makes your attitude almost antagonistic is that this constitutional treaty is one that gives the national parliaments more of a say, setting boundaries more clearly and achieving clarity, and the opposition to this constitutional treaty on the part of those who want greater clarity, more of a say, and more subsidiarity, makes matters so much more difficult for us since our recognition of the need for greater public involvement was the very reason why it was drafted in the first place.