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Accept a challenge
Address a challenge
Answer a challenge
Bid challenge
Bid protest
Challenge
Challenge of antecedent transactions
Challenge to a fraudulent preference
Challenge to a judge
Challenge to a juror
Challenge to a lay magistrate
Challenge to a referee
Challenge to a witness
Challenge to an arbitrator
Challenge to evidence
Challenge to jurors
Challenge to testimony
Cope with challenging demands
Cope with demanding challenges
Cope with demands that are challenging
Deal with challenging people
Dealing with challenging people
Food challenge
Food challenge test
GPGC Programme
Global Public Goods and Challenges Programme
Handle challenging demands
Inhalation provocation test
Jury challenge
Manage challenging people
Managing challenging people
Meet a challenge
Nasal antigen challenge
Nasal challenge
Nasal insufflation
Nasal provocation
Nasal provocation challenge
Nasal provocative challenge
Oral challenge
Oral food challenge
Protest
Prove equal to a challenge
Recusal of a judge
Recusation of a judge
Take up a challenge

Vertaling van "inordinate challenge " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE
challenge [ challenge to a judge | challenge to a juror | challenge to a lay magistrate | challenge to an arbitrator | challenge to a referee | challenge to a witness | challenge to evidence | challenge to jurors | challenge to testimony | jury challenge | recusal of a judge | recusation of a judge ]

récusation [ récusation d'arbitre | récusation d'un juge | récusation d'un magistrat non professionnel | récusation d'un témoignage | récusation d'un témoin | récusation de jurés ]


maintain challenging work conditions during food processing operations | manage a challenging work condition during food processing operations | manage challenging work conditions during food processing operations | oversee challenging work conditions during food processing operations

gérer des conditions de travail difficiles lors d’opérations de transformation de denrées alimentaires


manage challenging people | managing challenging people | deal with challenging people | dealing with challenging people

rer des personnes en situation difficile


cope with demanding challenges | cope with demands that are challenging | cope with challenging demands | handle challenging demands

faire face à des exigences difficiles


challenge | challenge of antecedent transactions | challenge to a fraudulent preference

inopposabilité


address a challenge [ meet a challenge | take up a challenge | accept a challenge | answer a challenge | prove equal to a challenge ]

relever un défi [ surmonter un obstacle ]


nasal provocative challenge [ nasal antigen challenge | nasal challenge | inhalation provocation test | nasal insufflation | nasal provocation challenge | nasal provocation ]

provocation inhalatoire [ test de provocation nasale ]


food challenge [ oral food challenge | food challenge test | oral challenge ]

provocation orale [ test de provocation par des aliments ]


bid challenge | bid protest | challenge | protest

contestation


Global Public Goods and Challenges Programme | GPGC Programme | thematic programme on Global Public Goods and Challenges

programme concernant les biens publics mondiaux et les défis qui les accompagnent | GPGC [Abbr.]
IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS
I cannot imagine how a small practitioner, a single lawyer or accountant in Bathurst or Sault Ste. Marie who is trying to keep track of the existing legislation — never mind the proposed legislation — would handle being faced with an inordinate challenge.

J'ai peine à imaginer comment un petit fiscaliste, un simple avocat ou un comptable à Bathurst ou Sault Ste. Marie qui essaie de se tenir à jour en ce qui concerne la loi en vigueur — on ne parle même pas du projet de loi — réagirait s'il devait faire face à un défi démesu.


The situation can most easily be seen when we look at the challenges faced by individuals who are homeless and living on the streets of Victoria. The mayor's task force states that homeless residents consume an inordinate amount of the social services provided due to their continued movement through the service system without obtaining the help they need.

Selon le groupe de travail du maire, ils consomment une quantité anormale de services sociaux à cause de leur passage continu dans le système de services sans obtenir l'aide dont ils ont besoin.


The government's initiative does not address the real challenges faced by aboriginal people: unemployment, insufficient housing, dismal education statistics, inordinately high suicide and infant mortality rates, and the lack of safe drinking water in many places.

L'initiative gouvernementale ne s'attaque pas aux véritables défis que les peuples autochtones doivent relever: le chômage, le manque de logements, les terribles statistiques en matière d'éducation, les taux de suicide et de mortalité infantile anormalement élevés et le manque d'eau potable sûre dans de nombreux endroits.


We tend to think about unemployment and children in crisis; we tend to think of inordinately high health and social challenges.

Nous avons tendance à penser chômage et enfants en crise; nous avons tendance à penser à des défis anormalement grands en matière sociale et de santé.


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I know that within government, hard-working officials are reeling with the realization that the new era of the Human Rights Council is bringing a comprehensive, unending set of challenges and demands that last all year long, that are of a quantity and quality inordinately different from what was in front of government back in the days of six focused weeks in Geneva in March and April.

Je sais qu'au sein du gouvernement, des fonctionnaires très consciencieux ont été bouleversés par la réalisation que la nouvelle ère du Conseil des droits de l'homme est en train d'amener une série de défis et d'exigences exhaustives et sans fin, qui dureront toute l'année, et dont la quantité et la qualité n'ont rien du tout à voir avec ce à quoi le gouvernement était confronté à l'époque des six semaines assidues à Genève en mars et en avril.


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