Übersetzung für "Call-by-call " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

telephone charges [ call rates | communications tariff | communications tariff system | cost of calls | cost of phone calls | cost of telephone calls | phone call rates | price of calls | price of phone calls | price of telephone calls | telephone call rates | transmissions tariff | Telecommunications tariffs(ECLAS) ]

bull call spread | bullish call spread | bullish vertical call spread | call bull spread | vertical bull call spread

answer an emergency call | handle emergeny calls, take emergency calls | answer emergency calls | pick up emergency calls

bull call spread | bullish call spread | bullish vertical call spread | call bull spread | vertical bull call spread

bear call spread | bearish call spread | bearish vertical call spread | call bear spread | vertical bear call spread

complete an evaluation form of a call | completing evaluation forms of calls | carry out evaluation forms of calls | complete evaluation forms of calls

arrange objective assessments of calls | providing objective assessments of calls | provide an objective assessment of a call | provide objective assessments of calls

naked call writing (1) | uncovered call writing (2) | uncovered call write (3) | naked call write (4) | naked short call (5)

option contract [ call option | option market | put option | traded option | [http ...]

roll-call vote

9. Calls on the Government of South Sudan, following the recommendations of the UN Human Rights Council, to implement all international and regional human rights instruments to which it is party, as well as to improve the justice system and to strengthen the independence of the South Sudan Human Rights Commission; calls further for the European Union to ensure that the promotion of democracy and the establishment of an enabling environment for human rights organisations are essential elements in its development aid to South Sudan; calls on the European Union to ensure that development aid to South Sudan carefully considers the rights of women and girls in the country, specifically by supporting women’s organisations as well as by ending t ...[+++]he practice of child marriages and child labour; calls for harmonisation of customary and statutory law, and emphasises the importance of establishing a separate judicial system for minors in order to prevent unlawful imprisonment and protect children’s rights; condemns the South Sudan authorities’ arbitrary detentions and harassment of journalists, as reported by NGOs, because this results in de facto censorship; calls on the South Sudanese authorities to hold to account and prosecute the perpetrators of such crimes against journalists;

Calls for improved coordination and exchange of ideas and best practices among Member States on the saving obligations and building and renovation plans (Articles 4, 5, 6 and 7), with the aim of applying existing and new instruments (tax incentives, support programmes, model contracts and social housing investments) more quickly; believes that Article 5 should be extended to cover all public bodies where possible; calls for Commission guidelines for future national plans to ensure transparency and comparability; welcomes the technical support from the Commission for the implementation of the EED; calls for compulsory templates for national plans to ensure transparency and comparability; calls on Member States to consider innovative mar ...[+++]ket-based support schemes.

Calls on the authorities to put an end to religious persecution and to amend their legislation on the status of religious communities in order to re-establish the legal status of non-recognised religions; calls on Vietnam to withdraw the fifth draft of the Law on Belief and Religion, which is currently under debate in the National Assembly, and to prepare a new draft that conforms to Vietnam’s obligations under Article 18 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights; calls for the release of religious leaders, including Pastor Nguyễn Công Chính, Trần Thị Hồng and Ngô Hào.

16. Calls on the Commission to strongly consider extending, based on a thorough impact assessment, the ecodesign approach to RM, to assess the possibility of introducing new instruments, to work with standardisation bodies, to evaluate the feasibility of a top-runner programme for products with regard to resource efficiency, to strengthen advisory services on resource efficiency, particularly for SMEs, for example by strengthening such programmes in the European Agency for Competitiveness and Innovation (EACI); calls on the Commission to support SMEs in this field by promoting the sharing of best practice among Member States, providing access to relevant research under FP7 and future research EU programmes; calls on companies to make use ...[+++]of either the Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) or ISO standards; calls on the Commission and the Member States to leverage public procurement in order to enhance resource-efficient products and products utilising secondary RM, as well as securing sound and transparent recycling at their end-of-life; notes that in recycling it is not only quantity that matters, but also quality; stresses, therefore, the importance of recycling-friendly product design; stresses the value of including resource use in product information and eco-labels in order to empower consumers; calls on the European standardisation bodies to streamline the issue of resource efficiency in setting standards;