Traduction de «restauration d'objets » (Français → Anglais) :

art restoration technician

measure restoration costs of antique items | value restoration costs of antique items | assess restoration costs of antique items | estimate restoration costs of antique items

food technology teacher | vocational teacher in food service | cooking instructor | food service vocational teacher

exhibit technologist

artifacts holding conservation area

catering industry [ café | HORECA | International Organisation of Hotel and Restaurant Associations | restaurant | restaurant industry ]

prepare and maintain food service areas | prepare restaurant for service | prepare the restaurant for service | set up the restaurant

Object-Oriented Programming | OOP [Abbr.]

catering [ canteen | works canteen ]

catering profession [ caterer | chef ]

set up a single EU portal dedicated to tangible and intangible cultural heritage, bringing together information from all the EU programmes funding cultural heritage and structured around three main aspects: a database of tangible and intangible cultural objects, including examples of best practices in preservation and promotion with all relevant references; funding opportunities for cultural heritage, as well as data on the state of European cultural heritage and data of importance with regard to conservation, such as, for instance, climate data and details of restoration projects ...[+++]already carried out; and news and links concerning cultural heritage-related policy developments, actions and events;

In order to restore trust and credibility in the banking sector, the European Central Bank (ECB) is currently conducting a comprehensive balance sheet assessment of all banks supervised directly.

– to fully restore the prerogatives of the Constitutional Court as the supreme body of constitutional protection, and thus the primacy of the Fundamental Law, by removing from its text the limitations on the Constitutional Court’s power to review the constitutionality of any changes to the Fundamental Law, as well as the abolition of two decades of constitutional case law; to restore the right of the Constitutional Court to review all legislation without exception, with a view to counterbalancing parliamentary and executive actions and ensuring full judicial review; such a judicial and constitutional review may be exerted in different ways in different Member States, depending on the specificities of each national constitutional history, ...[+++]but once established, a Constitutional Court – like the Hungarian one, which after the fall of the communist regime has rapidly built a reputation among Supreme Courts in Europe – should not be subject to measures aimed at reducing its competences and thus undermining the rule of law;

3. Calls on the Member States to take legislative measures to put an end to zero-hour contracts, which are common in jobs typically occupied by women in sectors such as domestic work, care work, catering and the hotel industry, and to introduce extensive control instruments to regulate all types of attendance at firms and work places which are formally agreed for guidance and training purposes but which in practice are becoming a further source of abuse, concealing actual services which are provided without proper payment or protection;