Vertaling van "live in europe " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Association of Lesbian and Gay Writers Living in Europe
Association of Lesbian and Gay Writers Living in Europe

living conditions [ improvement of living conditions | lifestyle | pace of life | way of life | Social situation(STW) ]
condition de vie [ amélioration des conditions de vie | genre de vie | mode de vie | rythme de vie | style de vie ]

interpreting language in live broadcasting shows | provide interpretation of languages in live broadcasting shows | interpret languages in live broadcasting shows | interpreting of languages in live broadcasting shows
fournir un service d’interprétation dans des émissions diffusées en direct

manage live products sale | manage sale of live products | managing live products sale | organise sale of live products
organiser la vente de produits vivants

observe the choreographic structure during a live performance | understand the structure of a live performance | understand the architecture of a live performance | understand the architecture of a performance that is live
comprendre l'architecture d'une représentation en direct

Handicapped People in Europe Living Independently in Open Society
Handicapped People in Europe Living Independently in Open Society

live individual online learning [ live individual e-learning | live online one-to-one e-learning | live online P2P learning | live online one-on-one learning | live online person-to-person learning | real-time one-to-one e-learning ]
apprentissage individuel en direct [ apprentissage individuel en temps réel | apprentissage individuel synchrone ]

cost of living [ cost of living index ]
coût de la vie [ indice du coût de la vie ]

biological resources of the sea | living marine resources | living resources of the sea | marine biological resources | marine living resources
ressources biologiques de la mer | ressources biologiques marines | ressources marines biologiques | ressources marines vivantes

standard of living
niveau de vie

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

Meeting at Hampton Court last October, Heads of State and Government recognised that to be successful in a global economy and achieve the rates of growth necessary to sustain our living standards, Europe must do more to harness its creative power and ability to convert knowledge into high quality products, services and new business models for which there is strong global demand.
Réunis à Hampton Court en octobre dernier, les chefs d'État ou de gouvernement ont reconnu que pour réussir dans une économie mondialisée et atteindre les taux de croissance nécessaires au maintien de nos niveaux de vie, l'Europe doit mieux mettre en valeur son pouvoir de création et sa capacité à convertir la connaissance en produits, services et nouveaux modèles commerciaux de qualité élevée pour lesquels la demande est forte sur le marché mondial.

This is particularly the case for the changes engendered by the new knowledge-driven economy, which affects the working and personal life of all people living in Europe.
Ceci vaut en particulier pour les changements entraînés par la nouvelle économie fondée sur la connaissance qui affectent la vie professionnelle et privée de l'ensemble des personnes habitant en Europe.

In 2000, third-country nationals living in Europe represented around 4% of the total population of the EU.
En 2000, les ressortissants de pays tiers vivant en Europe représentaient 4% de la population européenne totale.

In the face of rising Antisemitism and other types of hatred, in the face of a resurgence of incidents incited by violence, the European Commission is determined to prevent and combat Antisemitism in all its forms and to ensure that Jews can lead the lives they want to live in Europe.
Face à la montée de l'antisémitisme et d'autres formes de haine, face à la résurgence des incidents provoqués par la violence, la Commission européenne est déterminée à prévenir et à combattre l'antisémitisme sous toutes ses formes et à faire en sorte que les juifs puissent mener, en Europe, la vie qui leur plaît.

eCalls should speed up emergency response times by up to 60 % in urban areas and by 50 % in rural ones, saving hundreds of lives in Europe every year.
Le système eCall pourrait permettre de réduire les délais d’intervention des secours de 60 % dans les zones urbaines et de 50 % dans les zones rurales, et ainsi de sauver des milliers de vies chaque année en Europe.

According to estimates, 20 to 25% of women living in the EU have suffered physical violence at least once during their lives and up to half a million women living in Europe have been subjected to genital mutilation.
Selon les estimations, 20 à 25% des femmes vivant dans l’UE ont subi des violences physiques au moins une fois dans leur vie, et jusqu’à un demi million de femmes vivant en Europe ont été soumises à des mutilations génitales.

This joint action should capitalise on the research and innovation projects listed below, foster their implementation in clinical practice, and make use of their results and outcomes: ‘Clinical decision making and outcome in routine care for people with severe mental illness’ (CEDAR) (34), ‘Children of Prisoners, Interventions Mitigations to Strengthen Mental Health’ (COPING) (35), ‘European Network of Bipolar Research Expert Centres’ (ENBREC), ‘Prevalence, 1-year incidence and symptom severity of mental disorders in the elderly: Relationship to impairment, functioning (ICF) and service utilisation’ (MentDis_ICF65+) (36), ‘Financing systems’ effects on the Quality of Mental health care in Europe’ (REFINEMENT), ‘A Roadmap for Mental Health Research in Europe’ (ROAMER), ‘Save Young Lives in Europe: Promote health through prevention of risk-taking and self-destructive behaviours’ (SEYLE) (37), ‘Tailored implementation for chronic diseases’ (TICD) and ‘Work Together to Stop Truancy Among Youth’ (WE-STAY).
Cette action conjointe devrait s’appuyer sur les projets de recherche et d’innovation ci-après, encourager leur prise en compte dans la pratique clinique et exploiter leurs résultats et réalisations: «Clinical decision making and outcome in routine care for people with severe mental illness» (CEDAR) (34), «Children of Prisoners, Interventions Mitigations to Strengthen Mental Health» (COPING) (35), «European Network of Bipolar Research Expert Centres» (ENBREC), «Prevalence, 1-year incidence and symptom severity of mental disorders in the elderly: Relationship to impairment, functioning (ICF) and service utilisation» (MentDis_ICF65+) (36), «Financing systems’ effects on the Quality of Mental health care in Europe» (REFINEMENT), «A Roadmap for Mental Health Research in Europe» (ROAMER), «Save Young Lives in Europe: Promote health through prevention of risk-taking and self-destructive behaviours» (SEYLE) (37), «Tailored implementation for chronic diseases» (TICD) et «Work Together to Stop Truancy Among Youth» (WE-STAY).

The Schengen area is vital for everyone living in Europe.
L'espace Schengen revêt une importance vitale pour tous ceux qui vivent en Europe.

It is estimated that in Europe, 20% to 25% of women have suffered physical violence at least once during their lives[21] and there are estimates that up to half a million women living in Europe have been subjected to genital mutilation[22].
On estime qu’en Europe, 20 à 25 % des femmes ont subi des violences physiques au moins une fois dans leur vie[21] et il y aurait selon certaines estimations jusqu’à un demi-million de femmes vivant en Europe qui ont été soumises à des mutilations génitales[22].