Traduction de «nigeria contains » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Federal Republic of Nigeria | Nigeria
la République fédérale du Nigeria | le Nigeria

Nigeria [ Federal Republic of Nigeria ]
Nigeria [ République fédérale du Nigeria ]

Federal Republic of Nigeria | Nigeria [ NG; NGA ]
République fédérale du Nigéria | Nigéria [ NG; NGA ]

Nigeria [ Federal Republic of Nigeria ]
Nigéria [ République fédérale du Nigéria | Nigeria | République fédérale du Nigeria ]

container ro-ro ship [ ro-ro container ship | ro-ro/container ship | ro-ro/container vessel | roll on/roll off container ship | roll-on/roll-off container ship | container roll-on roll-off ship | container roll-on roll-off vessel | con-ro ship | con-ro vessel ]
porte-conteneurs roulier [ porte-conteneurs à manutention par roulage | roulier porte-conteneurs | cargo porte-conteneurs-roulier | porte-conteneurs roll-on/roll-off ]

container | freight container | intermodal container | maritime container | sea container | shipping container
container | conteneur | conteneur de marchandises | conteneur de transport | conteneur de transport de marchandises | conteneur intermodal | conteneur maritime | conteneur multimodal | conteneur universel

containment | containment building | containment envelope | containment system | containment vessel
bâtiment du réacteur | enceinte de confinement

container | shipping container | freight container | intermodal container | cargo container
conteneur

interim storage container | storage container | intermediate storage container | storage container
conteneur d'entreposage

container
conteneur [ container ]

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

7. Welcomes the determination expressed at the Niamey Regional Summit of 20 and 21 January 2015 by the 13 participating countries, in particular the military commitment of Chad, together with Cameroon, Niger and Nigeria, to the fight against the terrorist threats of Boko Haram; encourages a strengthening of this regional response, using all existing tools and in full compliance with international law; calls on ECOWAS, in particular, to continue to make its new Counter-Terrorism Strategy operational, paying particular attention to the containment of cross-border illicit flows of arms, weapons, fighters and contraband; further insists that without such cooperation the violence is likely to continue, undermining peace and stability across the region; points, in this regard, to the pledge of allegiance made by Boko Haram to Islamic State, and to the necessity of impeding any further coordination or cooperation between the two terrorist organisations and the expansion of this threat;
7. se félicite de la détermination affichée par les 13 pays qui ont participé au sommet régional de Niamey les 20 et 21 janvier 2015, notamment de la volonté du Tchad, appuyé par le Cameroun, le Niger et le Nigeria, d'apporter une réponse militaire aux menaces terroristes de Boko Haram; encourage un renforcement de cette réponse régionale, à l'aide de tous les outils existants et dans le respect plein et entier du droit international; demande en particulier à la CEDEAO de continuer à rendre opérationnelle sa nouvelle stratégie de lutte contre le terrorisme en attachant une attention particulière à endiguer les flux transfrontaliers illicites d'armement, d'armes, de combattants et de produits de contrebande; souligne que faute d'une telle coopération, les violences risquent de se poursuivre, mettant en péril la paix et la stabilité de l'ensemble de la région; met en avant, à cet égard, le serment d'allégeance de Boko Haram envers le groupe État islamique et la nécessité d'empêcher toute nouvelle coordination ou coopération entre les deux organisations terroristes, de même que l'expansion de cette menace;

€32 million will help assist the victims of malnutrition and the security crisis in Mali; €8 million will be used to help contain the food and security crisis in Nigeria; €35 million will go to Chad to tackle malnutrition and help the increasing number of refugees coming from the Central African Republic (CAR); €4.4 million in support for the malnourished people and refugees from CAR in Cameroon; €20.6 million will be used to support partners that work at the regional level in West Africa to fight food insecurity and malnutrition; The rest of the funds (€56 million) will cover malnutrition and food assistance in the rest of the Sahel countries (Senegal, Mauritania, Burkina Faso, Niger, Gambia).
32 millions d'euros permettront d'aider les victimes de la malnutrition et de la crise de sécurité au Mali; 8 millions d'euros aideront à contenir la crise alimentaire et la crise de sécurité au Nigeria; 35 millions d'euros seront octroyés au Tchad pour combattre la malnutrition et assister les réfugiés en provenance de la République centrafricaine, qui sont toujours plus nombreux; 4,4 millions d'euros permettront de venir en aide aux personnes sous-alimentées et aux réfugiés centrafricains au Cameroun; 20,6 millions d'euros permettront de soutenir des partenaires qui travaillent au niveau de la région de l'Afrique de l'Ouest dans leur lutte contre l'insécurité alimentaire et la malnutrition. Le reste des fonds (56 millions d'euros) ira à la lutte contre la malnutrition et à l'aide alimentaire dans les autres pays du Sahel (Sénégal, Mauritanie, Burkina, Niger, Gambie)

We use a wide array of instruments from diplomacy to development and the Commission remains attentive and committed to containing the violence in Nigeria with the diplomatic means we have at our disposal.
Nous avons recours à un large éventail d’instruments qui vont de la diplomatie au développement, et la Commission reste attentive et engagée à contenir la violence au Nigeria par les moyens diplomatiques dont nous disposons.

We also believe, and have said as much, that the present Bill in Nigeria contains violations of fundamental human rights.
Nous pensons aussi, comme nous l’avons dit, que l’actuel projet de loi au Nigeria comporte des violations des droits fondamentaux de l’homme.

Nigeria is a signatory to the Cotonou Agreement, which contains clauses about respecting human rights and women’s rights and yet, as far as the Commission is concerned, it is a case of out of sight out of mind.
La Commission ne se soucie guère de l'application de l'accord de Cotonou, que le Nigeria a signé, et qui contient des clauses précises concernant le respect des droits de l'homme en général, et de la femme en particulier.

In recognition of specific progress towards democratisation and in response to tangible achievements in Nigeria's transition to civilian rule, the EU stands ready to review its Common Position of 1995 and the sanctions contained therein.
Si elle peut constater des progrès spécifiques sur la voie de la démocratisation et pour tenir compte de résultats concrets dans la transition du Nigeria vers un gouvernement civil, l'UE est disposée à réexaminer sa position commune de 1995 ainsi que les sanctions qui y sont prévues.

In addition to the Common Position adopted by the Council on 20 November 1995 and the measures contained therein, the Council decides to take the following further measures: - Member States will take, in accordance with national law, such measures as are appropriate in the context of their own immigration procedures to ensure that members of the Nigerian Provisional Ruling Council and the Federal Executive Council, members of the Nigerian military and security forces and their families in possession of long-term visas are not admitted; - expulsion of all military personnel attached to the diplomatic representations of Nigeria in Member States of the European Union, and withdrawal of all military personnel attached to diplomatic representations of the Member States of the European Union in Nigeria; - interruption of all contacts in the field of sports through denial of visas to official delegations and national teams.
In addition to the Common Position adopted by the Council on 20 November 1995 and the measures contained therein, the Council decides to take the following further measures: - Member States will take, in accordance with national law, such measures as are appropriate in the context of their own immigration procedures to ensure that members of the Nigerian Provisional Ruling Council and the Federal Executive Council, members of the Nigerian military and security forces and their families in possession of long- term visas are not admitted; - expulsion of all military personnel attached to the diplomatic representations of Nigeria in Member States of the European Union, and withdrawal of all military personnel attached to diplomatic representations of the Member States of the European Union in Nigeria; - interruption of all contacts in the field of sports through denial of visas to official delegations and national teams.