Traduction de «terrorism and economic » (Néerlandais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

night terror
terreurs nocturnes

Brussels European and Global Economic Laboratory | Europees Instituut voor internationale economie | Bruegel [Abbr.] | ECIE [Abbr.]
Brussels European and Global Economic Laboratory | BRUEGEL [Abbr.]

country economic reporting | economische rapporten van een land
mémorandum économique sur un pays

Hainaut Economic Lead-in Model | HELM [Abbr.]
HELM [Abbr.]

econome | economist | econoom
économiste | spécialiste d'économie politique

economische informatievergaring [ economic intelligence ]
intelligence économique [ intelligence concurrentielle ]

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

Op lange termijn zijn de gevolgen, afgezien van de menselijke en psychologische schade, echter niet blijvend en is er geen weerslag op de economische groei (Gaibulloev , Sandler Sul (2013) Reevaluating Terrorism and Economic Growth: Dynamic Panel Analysis and Cross-Sectional Dependence, Working Paper 02-03/2013 [http ...]
Abstraction faite des dommages humains et des souffrances psychologiques, les conséquences ne sont toutefois pas permanentes et il n'y aura pas d'incidence sur la croissance économique à long terme (Gaibulloev, Sandler Sul (2013) Reevaluating Terrorism and Economic Growth: Dynamic Panel Analysis and Cross-Sectional Dependence, Working Paper 02-03/2013 [http ...]

52. Being aware of serious threats to economic development caused by international terrorism, transnational organized crime, and corruption, and noting the important role not only of States but also of civil society, including business circles, in countering these threats,
52. Consciente des graves menaces que représentent pour le développement économique le terrorisme international, la criminalité transnationale organisée et la corruption, et notant le rôle important que jouent non seulement les États mais aussi la société civile, y compris les milieux d'affaires, pour faire face à ces menaces,

3. recalls that combating of terrorism and fundamentalism as well as the adoption of migration control measures cannot take place to the detriment of civil liberties and fundamental rights and requires taking into account the human, economic and social dimension as well as the respect of human rights and democracy beyond narrow security concerns; reiterates to this end previous calls by the PA UfM for visa facilitation as a means to regulate migration flows and for promoting the protection and integration of legal immigrants;
3. rappelle que la lutte contre le terrorisme et le fondamentalisme ainsi que l'adoption de mesures de contrôle des migrations ne peuvent pas être conduites au détriment des libertés civiles et droits fondamentaux et requièrent la prise en compte de la dimension humaine, économique et sociale ainsi que le respect des droits de l'homme et de la démocratie, au-delà des préoccupations de sécurité au sens strict; répète, à cette fin, les précédents appels de l'assemblée parlementaire de l'Union pour la Méditerranée à faciliter la délivrance des visas de manière à réglementer les flux migratoires et à promouvoir la protection et l'intégration des immigrants légaux;

As stated in the June 2003 conclusions of the European Council (Greek Presidency), and following the war, the adoption of UNSC Resolution 1483 demonstrates a new spirit of co-operation within the international community and provides the basis for effective international support for Iraq's political transition as the international community is facing the emergency of actively supporting the restoration of political authority in the failed state of Iraq - where increased insecurity, acts of terrorism and violations of human rihgts have been constant over the last months, leaving behind thousands of casualties, both military and civilians- and of fostering economic and social prosperity in a deliquescent Iraqi society.
As stated in the June 2003 conclusions of the European Council (Greek Presidency), and following the war, the adoption of UNSC Resolution 1483 demonstrates a new spirit of co-operation within the international community and provides the basis for effective international support for Iraq's political transition as the international community is facing the emergency of actively supporting the restoration of political authority in the failed state of Iraq - where increased insecurity, acts of terrorism and violations of human rihgts have been constant over the last months, leaving behind thousands of casualties, both military and civilians- and of fostering economic and social prosperity in a deliquescent Iraqi society.