Übersetzung für "head cap with ears " (Englisch → Französisch) :

trotting hood with ears [ head cap with ears | trotting hood | trotter's hood ]

hexagon socket head cap screw | hexagonal socket head cap screw

hexagon socket countersunk head cap screw | hexagon socket flat head cap screw

acrosomal cap | acrosome | anterior head cap

ear [any part] eye with other parts of face, head and neck lip nose (septum) scalp [any part] temple (region)

Furthermore, the CAP increasingly contributes to heading off the risks of environmental degradation and to delivering many of the public goods that our societies expect.

lift or drag the animals by the head, ears, horns, legs, tail or fleece, or handle them in such a way as to cause them pain or suffering.

6. Notes that by far the largest portion of the overall margin of EUR 2 638 million in thePDB, i.e. an amount of EUR 2 027 million, stems from the margin of market related expenditure and direct payments under heading 2 (first CAP pillar); deplores the fact that the 2007-2013 multiannual financial framework (MFF) and the Interinstitutional Agreement of 17 May 2006 (IIA) allow this margin under heading 2 (first CAP pillar) to be used only under extremely restrictive conditions and that the EU is therefore unable to respond to new political needs flexibly; stresses that this large margin should be usable to realise the Union's new priority objectives, a ...[+++]s was the case in November 2007, following Council and Parliament agreement, for the Galileo project; points out that structurally, since 2007, real spending under heading 2 (first CAP pillar) is below the ceilings laid down by the MFF;

2. Believes that the 2003 CAP reform was, in key aspects, a great success as it markedly improved the transparency and efficiency of the CAP and the responsibility and market orientation of farmers, and believes that this process must be continued on the basis of respect for the undertaking given by the Heads of State and Government in December 2002 to maintain the first-pillar agricultural funds in full until 2013; points out that, in return, the administration of the CAP and the many EU Directives and Regulations which have an impact on f ...[+++]armers must undergo further, significant simplification so as to relieve the burden on farmers, although this simplification must not lead to a renationalisation of the CAP or to a larger cut in the aids received by farmers in the EU;