Übersetzung für "Use shorthands " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

employ shorthand | using shorthands | use shorthand | use shorthands

shorthand chemical nomenclature | shorthand commercial labelling system | shorthand commercial naming system | shorthand commercial number system | shorthand labelling system | shorthand naming system | shorthand nomenclature

Freon chemical nomenclature | Freon naming system | Freon nomenclature | Freon number system | Freon shorthand labelling system | Freon shorthand naming system

Halon chemical nomenclature | Halon naming system | Halon nomenclature | Halon number system | Halon shorthand labelling system | Halon shorthand naming system

counsel on use of land, make recommendations on use of land | guide the use of land | advise on use of land | advising on land uses

back-up and recovery tools using, use back-up tools | use back-up and recovery software | use back-up and recovery tools | use recovery tools

right to reuse information [ Directive on the re-use of public sector information | PSI directive | reuse of public sector information | re-use of public sector information | right to re-use information ]

Wassenaar arrangement [ COCOM | Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls | Wassenaar Arrangement on Export Controls for Conventional Arms and Dual-Use Goods and Technologies ]

private use (1) | personal use (2) | educational use (3) | internal use (4)

use of outer space [ peaceful use of outer space | space exploration | space exploration(UNBIS) ]

The famous ‘three 20s’ - a 20% reduction in greenhouse gases by 2020; improving energy efficiency by 20%, and increasing the use of renewables by 20% - is the shorthand way of expressing European priorities, and could even be described as the compass for European policy measures which has also been adopted by the European Council.

In this Communication, the expression ‘increase prices’ includes the power to maintain prices above the competitive level and is used as shorthand for the various ways in which the parameters of competition — such as prices, output, innovation, the variety or quality of goods or services — can be influenced to the advantage of the dominant undertaking and to the detriment of consumers (7).

Fourth, the stupidity of using a misleading shorthand description like ‘software patents’, which is deeply misleading.

It can nevertheless be used as shorthand to refer to a range of organisations which include: the labour-market players (i.e. trade unions and employers federations - the "social partners" [7]); organisations representing social and economic players, which are not social partners in the strict sense of the term (for instance, consumer organisations); NGOs (non-governmental organisations), which bring people together in a common cause, such as environmental organisations, human rights organisations, charitable organisations, educational and training organisations, etc.; CBOs (community-based organisations), i.e. organisations set up wit ...[+++]hin society at grassroots level which pursue member-oriented objectives, e.g. youth organisations, family associations and all organisations through which citizens participate in local and municipal life; and religious communities.