Übersetzung für "E 172 " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

iron oxides and hydroxides [ E 172 ]

e-administration (nom) | e-gov (nom) | e-Gov (nom) | eGovernment (nom) | e-government (nom) | e-Government (nom) | electronic administration (nom) | electronic government (nom) | electronic public administration (nom) | net government (nom) | online administration (nom) | on-line administration (nom) | online government (nom) | on-line government (nom)

(E) 7- (Z) 9-dodecadienyl acetate (1) | dodecadienylacetate- (E) 7- (Z) 9 (2) | dodecadienylacetate, e-7, z-9- (3)

e-human resources management (e-HRM)

E-learning | E-training | On-line training

spam | spam message | e-mail spam | junk e-mail | junk mail

otorhinolaryngology | E.N.T

cycloderma | no definition found (E)

172. Acknowledges that smart metering devices make a significant contribution to distribution grid services; stresses that consumers shall remain the ultimate owners of their data, and that data transmitted to DSOs and other market operators should be anonymised in order to fully respect the right to privacy;

172. Welcomes the EU’s cooperation with UNICEF and other organisations and NGOs committed to children's rights, which has resulted in a toolkit for the mainstreaming of children’s rights in development cooperation and in support of key MDGs and child protection programmes with a view to realising children's rights, especially in fragile contexts; welcomes in particular the Child Rights Manifesto, and encourages more MEPs and national parliamentarians to promote the Manifesto and become 'child rights champions'; welcomes the use of the Nobel Prize money awarded to the EU to assist children in conflict situations; recalls the importance of providing psychological support for children who have been exposed to violent events or are victims o ...[+++]f war; underlines the importance of ensuring access to education for children affected by conflicts; welcomes the EU’s participation in the October 2013 Third Global Conference on Child Labour held in Brasilia, and its participation in the negotiation of the tripartite declaration on child labour;

The judgment of 7 April 2014 in Case T-172/14 R Stahlwerk Bous v Commission is set aside.

68. Notes, with due gravity, the frequent food and nutrition crises and other humanitarian emergencies in the Sahel region, and their effect on the most fundamental human rights; welcomes the strong involvement of the EU and its Member States in the humanitarian crisis efforts in the Sahel; underlines that tackling food insecurity is key both to facilitating peace and enhancing human rights; believes that, to this end, local production and ownership should be stimulated, as well as distribution networks and resource mobility, enhanced; notes that in 2012 the Commission provided aid totalling EUR 338 million, including EUR 174 million in emergency humanitarian aid, to address food crises and that DG ECHO made EUR 172 million in humanitar ...[+++]ian aid available, EUR 58 million of which was used in Mali;