Übersetzung für "image block " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

image block | picture block | picture frame

atrioventricular block | A-V block | block | cardiac block | heart block | AVB [Abbr.]

direct image | true to side image | true-sided image | unreversed image | unreverted image

log blocking notes | maintaining blocking notes | keep blocking notes | maintain blocking notes

tackle an issue that blocks academic progress | tackle issues which block academic progress | provide counseling for issues blocking academic progress | tackle issues that block academic progress

move stone blocks | stone blocks transferring | stone block moving | transfer stone blocks

medical diagnosis [ diagnostic radiology | echography | electrocardiography | electroencephalography | endoscopy | laboratory analysis | magnetic resonance imaging | medical imaging | nuclear magnetic resonance | radiography | radiology | scintigraphy | ultrasound ]

thermal imaging device | thermal viewer | thermal imagery | thermal imagery system | thermal imaging sensor | thermal imaging system

multi-storey dwelling [ block of flats ]

exemption from restrictive-practice authorisation [ exemption from restrictive-practice authorization | Block exemptions(ECLAS) ]

In June 2006, two new topics were discussed in the Forum: children's use of new media and blocking access to child sexual abuse images[7].

6. Deplores the fact that the criminalisation of expression is on the rise; recalls that journalists worldwide are frequently imprisoned because of their work; is aware of the use of defamation, blasphemy and libel laws, as well as legislation referring to ‘the degrading of the country’s image abroad’ or to ‘homosexual propaganda’ in order to imprison or censor journalists and block free expression; regrets that censorship fosters self-censorship; calls for an end to the harassment of journalists, who should be able to carry out t ...[+++]heir work in an independent manner without fear of violence and recrimination, and for the immediate release of journalists and bloggers wrongfully imprisoned because of their work;

5. Strongly supports the efforts of the League of Arab States to end the violence, to promote a political solution in Syria and to provide all forms of political and material support to the Syrian opposition; welcomes the Arab League’s call of the 12th of February 2012 on the UNSC to send a joint UN-Arab peacekeeping mission to Syria in order to replace the Arab League monitoring mission; urges the HR/VP and EU Member States to do their utmost to pave the way for the Russian Federation's support of the Arab League's peacekeeping initiative; firmly encourages the HR/VP, the Council and EU Member States to continue cooperating closely with Turkey and neighbouring countries of Syria, the Arab League and other international actors and to eng ...[+++]age in the launching of a contact group in order to find a common position for the solution of the crisis, to help the opposition forces in their struggle by providing them material and technical support, including satellite images and communication tools, while stepping up the pressure on the Syrian regime in order to stop the military escalation on its own people; strongly supports the proposal by Tunisia to host the meeting of ‘Friends of Syria’ contact group on 24 February 2012, a plan initiated by France and the United States after Russia and China blocked the UNSC resolution; calls in this spirit for the immediate setting-up of an EU Special Envoy on Syria;

63. Calls for the creation, in the interests of the defence of children's rights, of an adequate, effective and proportionate regulation system in dialogue with providers, the media (public and private television companies, advertisers, the press, video games, mobile telephone operators and the Internet) and industry, aimed, among other things, at prohibiting the broadcasting of harmful images and content (including cyber bullying) and the marketing of violent video games, which, by encouraging violence and sexism, may cause harm to children's physical and psychological development; points with concern, moreover, to the growing problem ...[+++]of MMS exchanges of pornographic or child-abuse related images; expresses its support for the Safer Internet plus Programme through the implementation of operational and technical measures, especially for the protection of children; within this framework, also calls on the Member States and Internet service providers, in collaboration with search engine companies and the police, to implement blocking technology to stop Internet users from accessing illegal sites related to child sexual abuse and prevent the public from accessing material depicting the sexual abuse of children;