Übersetzung für "Extra lessons " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

crash course | extra lessons

archive record lessons learnt from your sessions | record lessons learned from your sessions | make recordings of lessons learnt from your sessions | record lessons learnt from your sessions

offer lesson materials | provides lesson materials | make lesson materials available | provide lesson materials

lesson plan assesments | lesson plan sugestions | advise on lesson plans | recommend lesson plans

extra-parliamentary standing commission | permanent extra-parliamentary commission | extra-parliamentary standing committee | permanent extra-parliamentary committee

additional costs | additional expenses | ancillary costs | ancilliary expenses | extra charges | extra costs | extra expenses | incidental charges | incidental costs | incidental expenses | incidentals | miscellaneous expenses

extra-high-pressure mercury lamp | extra-high-pressure mercury vapor lamp | extra-high-pressure mercury vapour lamp

driving instruction [ driving lessons | driving school ]

extra-judicial debt restructuring agreement | extra-judicial composition agreement | extra-judiciary composition agreement

The extra support has been announced in response to lessons learned from previous EU assistance projects which highlighted a number of weaknesses of Jordanian civil society organisations.

41. Calls on national competent authorities to collate, share and publicise information from incident-reporting, with due regard for commercial sensitivities, so that lessons can be learned; recognises that consolidation and extra coordination of existing practices and incident-reporting could help to ensure transparency and consistency across the EU; this information should be shared as promptly as is feasible after an incident has occurred and include, inter alia, personnel incidents, machinery failure, hydrocarbon releases and ot ...[+++]her incidents of concern; welcomes international initiatives, including the G20 working group, to assist at global level with ensuring there is widespread knowledge of incidents and any necessary remedial action;

42. Calls on national competent authorities to collate, share and publicise information from incident-reporting, with due regard for commercial sensitivities, so that lessons can be learned; recognises that consolidation and extra coordination of existing practices and incident-reporting could help to ensure transparency and consistency across the EU; this information should be shared as promptly as is feasible after an incident has occurred and include, inter alia, personnel incidents, machinery failure, hydrocarbon releases and ot ...[+++]her incidents of concern; welcomes international initiatives, including the G20 working group, to assist at global level with ensuring there is widespread knowledge of incidents and any necessary remedial action;

5. Regarding the possibility of capitalising on the experiments termed ELCO (enseignement des langues et cultures d’origine – teaching and study of native languages and cultures), which have been doing a great deal to preserve cultural reference points enabling immigrant children to define their identity, the experiments have been beset by huge difficulties either because the necessary backing has not been forthcoming or the bilateral agreements governing them do not always operate as they should or else because the teaching is provided over and above the standard school curriculum (which in itself is very often too much for the youngest pupils), namely at the end of the day or on Saturdays, thus reducing free time and in some cases causing ...[+++] resentment among the pupils, who view these extra lessons as another burden to be shouldered because they are ‘different’ from their schoolmates and consequently prefer to be ‘the same’ and hence ignore the native language and culture of their parents or grandparents.