Übersetzung für "Combat performance " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

military combat capabilities | military combat performance | military combat techniques | military operational approaches

combat efficiency (1) | combat performance (2)

legal and prevention issues related to fights in the performing arts | legal regulations for stage combat | legal stage combat regulations | performing arts fights legal regulations

assess risks involved in fighting actions | carry out risk assessments for combat scenes | perform fight actions' risk assessments | perform risk assessment for fight actions

combating human trafficking | combating trafficking in human beings | combating trafficking in persons | fight trafficking in human beings

Energy Performance of Buildings Directive | EU Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings | European Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings | European Energy Performance of Buildings Directive | EPBD [Abbr.]

beef performance | beefing performance | meat performance

fighter aircraft [ combat aircraft | combat plane | fighter plane ]

anti-aircraft combat group staff [ AA combat gp staff ]

permanent combat installations (1) | permanent combat facilities (2)

55. Calls on the Member States to step up their efforts to combat undeclared work and precarious jobs; highlights the high levels of undeclared work performed by women, which negatively impact on their income, social security coverage and protection, and have a bad effect on the EU’s GDP levels; stresses the need to particularly address domestic work, which is performed mostly by women, as a special challenge, as this work falls mainly within the informal sector, is singularised and by its nature invisible, and therefore requires th ...[+++]e development of tailored measures to tackle it efficiently; deplores, furthermore, the abuse of atypical forms of contract, including zero-hours contracts, in order to avoid having to comply with employment and social protection obligations; regrets the fact that there has been an increase in the number of women trapped in in-work poverty;

16. Calls on the Member States to step up their efforts to combat undeclared work and precarious jobs; highlights the high levels of undeclared work performed by women, which negatively impact on women’s income, social security coverage and protection and have a bad effect on the EU’s GDP levels; stresses the need to particularly address domestic work, which is performed mostly by women, as a special challenge, as this work falls mainly within the informal sector, is singularised and by its nature invisible, and therefore requires t ...[+++]he development of tailored measures to tackle it efficiently; deplores, furthermore, the abuse of atypical forms of contract, including zero-hours contracts, in order to avoid having to comply with employment and social protection obligations; regrets the fact that there has been an increase in the number of women trapped in in-work poverty;

13. Regrets the fact that funding under IPA I appears to be limited when set against the importance of these areas; observes, however, the weak absorption capacity of IPA I in the area of the rule of law in some candidate and potential candidate countries; considers it essential to improve the management of pre-accession funding in this area under IPA II, and stresses that progress in meeting specific objectives relating to an independent and efficient judiciary, the rule of law and combating corruption, including their implementation, should be monitored and assessed on the basis of quantitative and qualitative indicators; considers ...[+++]it also important to provide for a performance incentive under IPA II in order to reward performance in making substantial progress in meeting the objectives specified in the strategy papers;

5. Regrets the fact that funding under IPA-I appears to be limited when set against the importance of these areas; observes, however, weak absorption capacity of IPA-I in the area of the rule of law in some candidate and potential candidate countries; considers it essential to improve the management of pre-accession funding in this area under IPA-II, and stresses that progress in meeting specific objectives relating to an independent and efficient judiciary, the rule of law and combating corruption, including their implementation, should be monitored and assessed on the basis of quantitative and qualitative indicators; also considers it important to prov ...[+++]ide for a performance incentive under IPA-II in order to reward performance in making substantial progress in meeting the objectives specified in the strategy papers;