Vertaling van "back ever greater " (Engels → Frans) :

It also has to be said that the current crisis is precisely the result of years of blindness to the reliance of the fisheries sector on fuel – and cheap fuel at that – and to the headlong rush to a kind of arms race, with ever more powerful vessels that can go out further and further and bring back ever greater quantities of fish.
Il faut dire aussi que cette crise est le résultat d'années d'aveuglement sur la dépendance, justement, des pêcheries au pétrole - et un pétrole bon marché -, et sur la fuite en avant vers ce qu'on a appelé la course aux armements, avec des bateaux de plus en plus puissants, qui vont de plus en plus loin et qui peuvent ramener de plus en plus de poisson.

So it would be very similar to the amount that we're going to be requiring of the Canadian operators. If you look at comparing to the U.S. and in the event you had to have a greater liability, that would be something that would come back before Parliament if there was ever an incident, but all of the research shows that this is going to meet the international standards of $650 million, that it is the appropriate amount of insurance required by the operator to carry, and that the standard has been met.
Les opérateurs sont tenus de souscrire pour 330 millions de dollars (CAN) d'assurances, un montant très comparable au montant auquel seront tenus les opérateurs canadiens.

They are, however, wildly scorning those who, year after year, takeover bid or not, find themselves in ever greater numbers back on the streets because reducing the workforce, and therefore the salaried masses, is one of the ways in which those who possess capital can increase the price of their shares on the Stock Exchange.
Mais elles se moquent éperdument de ceux qui, année après année, OPA ou pas, se retrouvent toujours plus nombreux à la rue parce que réduire les effectifs et, donc, la masse salariale, est l’un des moyens pour les détenteurs de capitaux de faire monter le cours de leurs actions en Bourse.

– (FR) Mr President, every four months now, at each summit, we see Europe giving itself a pat on the back and indulging in a quarterly self-celebration, whilst the number of demonstrators in the streets of Gothenburg, Nice and Barcelona increases and the people of Europe patently feel more support for the demonstrators than for their leaders who are gathered to hold their fine debates under ever-greater protection as we move from one summit to the next. The reason why the European Union is now wholly opposed to ultra-liberal globalisation is because everyone has realised that it has become globalisation’s main shoehorn, including at the last WTO summit at Doha. Europe – well, what you call Europe – the European institutions, in other words, have essentially become a funnel, which is trying to make the people of Europe approve a rule that is as old as the hills and that is the rule of money.
- Monsieur le Président, tous les trimestres, maintenant, à chaque sommet, nous voyons l'Europe s'auto-célébrer, une auto-célébration trimestrielle, alors que, dans les rues, à Göteborg, à Nice, à Barcelone, le nombre de manifestants augmente et que manifestement les peuples européens sont beaucoup plus du côté de ces manifestants que du côté de leurs dirigeants réunis dans de bonnes guerres de plus en plus protégées, de sommet européen en sommet européen.

I never sensed that he was ever ready to back off on a risk, but he knew the risk was greater than could be reasonably expected.
Je n'ai jamais eu le sentiment qu'il voulait éviter les risques. Cependant, il savait que les risques étaient supérieurs à ce qu'on pouvait s'attendre de façon raisonnable.