Übersetzung für "gold point " (Englisch → Französisch) :

import gold point | incoming gold point

gold points | specie points

gold points | specie points

gold import point [ lower gold point ]

gold export point [ upper gold point ]

nanocolloidal gold | nanoscale gold colloid | nanoparticle gold colloid | nanogold colloid | colloidal gold nanoparticles | gold colloidal nanoparticles

colloidal gold | gold colloid | collaurin | colloidal gold particles | gold colloidal particles

gold nanoparticle | Au nanoparticle | nanogold particle | nanoscale gold particle | nanosize gold particle | nanosized gold particle

gold-exchange standard [ gold-currency standard | gold-dollar standard ]

Twelve gold stars situated at equal intervals form an invisible circle whose centre is the point of intersection of the diagonals of the rectangle.

11. Points out that 32 % of administrative burdens of EU origin are the result of the decision of some Member States to go beyond what is required by EU legislation and of inefficiency in their administrative procedures notes that it is therefore vital to avoid ‘gold-plating’, i.e. introducing, when transposing EU directives, additional requirements and burdens over and above those laid down by EU law; ‘gold-plating’ increases complexity and the costs which have to be borne by local and regional authorities and public and private companies; takes the view that an EU-wide definition of ‘gold-plating’ is required so as to guarantee certainty in the applicati ...[+++]on of EU law and allow those countries which deny ‘gold-plating’ to be judged;

76. Points out that the EU endorses the principles underpinning the Kimberley Process, implements the Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) Action Plan programmes and endeavours wherever possible to encourage compliance with basic international standards in the areas of social protection, employment and the environment, and corporate social responsibility (CSR); calls on the EU and the Sahel states to consider introducing a gold traceability process along the lines of the Kimberley Process for diamonds; emphasises the need for European co ...[+++]mpanies which have subsidiaries in the countries of the region to satisfy themselves that these basic standards and international guidelines on CSR are being complied with; points out that the EU will shortly introduce the principle of country-by-country reporting;

77. Points out that the EU endorses the principles underpinning the Kimberley Process, implements the Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) Action Plan programmes and endeavours wherever possible to encourage compliance with basic international standards in the areas of social protection, employment and the environment, and corporate social responsibility (CSR); calls on the EU and the Sahel states to consider introducing a gold traceability process along the lines of the Kimberley Process for diamonds; emphasises the need for European co ...[+++]mpanies which have subsidiaries in the countries of the region to satisfy themselves that these basic standards and international guidelines on CSR are being complied with; points out that the EU will shortly introduce the principle of country-by-country reporting;