Vertaling van "physically maimed " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

maimings
mutilations

laws of physics relevant for paramedical practice | physical science applied to paramedical practices | physical science applied to paramedical practice | physical sciences applied to paramedical practice
sciences physiques appliquées aux pratiques paramédicales

carry out physical trainings | carrying out physical trainings | be fit enough to carry out physical training | carry out physical training
exercer un entraînement physique

understand physical language expressed during a performance | understand the physical language during a live performance | understand the physical language of a live performance | understand the physical language used in live performance
comprendre le langage physique d'une représentation en direct

to hurt | to maim
blesser

cattle maiming
mutilation des bestiaux

Diet, Physical Activity and Health – a European Platform for Action | EU Platform for Action on Diet, Physical Activity and Health | EU Platform on Diet, Physical Activity and Health
Alimentation, activité physique et santé - Une plateforme d’action européenne | Plateforme de l'Union européenne relative à l'alimentation, l'activité physique et la santé

atom physics | atomic physics | nuclear physics
physique atomique | physique nucléaire

basic motor characteristics | physical abilities | motor characteristics | basic motor characteristics | physical attributes | physical bases for performance.
qualités motrices de base | aptitudes motrices | capacités corporelles | bases physiques de la performance

fitness training | physical training | physical conditioning | physical condition training
gymnastique de forme (1) | fitness (2) | entraînement physique (3)

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

[41] In the past decade alone, armed conflicts are estimated to have claimed the lives of over 2 million children and physically maimed 6 million more while some 20 million children are displaced or refugee and one million have become orphans due to conflicts.
[41] On estime qu’au cours de la seule décennie qui vient de s’écouler, les conflits armés ont coûté la vie à plus de deux millions d’enfants et en ont mutilé six millions d’autres, tandis qu’environ vingt millions d’enfants sont déplacés ou réfugiés et qu’un million sont devenus orphelins par suite de conflits.

Please keep in mind that when we discuss this bill and the new latitude we're giving to the Parole Board of Canada that these are offenders who have caused grievous physical harm; maimed someone for life; or were attempting to murder, or did murder, victims or a victim. I'm talking primarily—not entirely exclusively, but primarily—about the likes of the Clifford Olsons, and his devastatingly painful victim count; the David Shearings, who killed an entire family; the David Dobsons, who savagely killed Darlene Prioriello; and the Munro brothers, who shot, held, and killed Constable Michael Sweet.
Il s'agit, non pas exclusivement, mais essentiellement, de gens comme Clifford Olson, qui a fait un nombre effroyablement élevé de victimes; David Shearing, qui a tué tous les membres d'une même famille; David Dobson, qui a sauvagement assassiné Darlene Prioriello; et les frères Munro, qui ont enlevé et tué par balles le constable Michael Sweet.

Mr. Peter Adams (Peterborough, Lib.): Madam Speaker, I have another petition which is signed by more than 120 people of the Peterborough area which reads: ``We the undersigned residents of Canada draw the attention of the House to the following: Whereas babies and young children lack the ability to defend themselves against abusers; and whereas thousands of innocent, vulnerable, defenceless children every year fall victim to sexual abuse, serious physical and psychological harm, maiming and death; and whereas child abusers must be dealt with harshly by the criminal justice system, your petitioners humbly pray and call upon Parliament to amend the Criminal Code to ensure stiffer sentences and mandatory treatment for all child abusers''.
M. Peter Adams (Peterborough, Lib.): Madame la Présidente, voici une autre pétition qui a été signée par plus de 120 personnes de la région de Peterborough. «Nous, soussignés, habitants du Canada, attirons l'attention de la Chambre sur les faits suivants: les bébés et les jeunes enfants sont incapables de se défendre contre des agresseurs.