Vertaling van "black-quarter " (Engels → Nederlands) :

blackleg | black-leg | blackquarter | black-quarter | Clostridium chauvoei infection | Clostridium septicum infection | quarter-ill | symptomatic anthrax

blue black | frankfort black | soft black | vegetable black | vine black

Black Sea Cooperation | Black Sea Economic Cooperation | Black Sea Economic Cooperation Region | Black Sea zone of economic cooperation | BSEC [Abbr.] | CEN [Abbr.]

Lamb's quarters pollen allergen

Living in temporary quarters

Main features described as cerebellar ataxia and cognitive dysfunction in almost three quarters of patients and pyramidal and sensory signs in approximately a third of patients. Other features include dysexecutive disorders and commonly psychiatric d

Black-out | Signal black-out

Black piedra

Black box | Crash recorder

7. Notes with concern that Russia has bolstered its air and naval defences in the Black Sea Basin considerably, deploying new naval defence (anti-ship) missiles (with a range of 600 km, able to reach the Bosphorus) and ensuring that Russian fighter planes control about three quarters of the Black Sea Basin airspace (by practically tripling the number of airports in Crimea); notes, in this regard, that Russia has bolstered its capabilities in both strategic and tactical terms: strategically, long-range bombers, capable of carrying cruise missiles, and reconnaissance aviation operating close to the western shores of the Black Sea, have the potential to penetrate deep into Central Europe; tactically, two naval infantry brigades – potentially ...[+++] supported by Mistral-type helicopter carriers – pose a significant potential landing threat; welcomes France's decision to reconsider the delivery of the Mistral amphibious assault ships to Russia and salutes France's negotiations to unequivocally and finally cancel this deal;

7. Notes with concern that Russia has bolstered its air and naval defences in the Black Sea Basin considerably, deploying new naval defence (anti-ship) missiles (with a range of 600 km, able to reach the Bosphorus) and ensuring that Russian fighter planes control about three quarters of the Black Sea Basin airspace (by practically tripling the number of airports in Crimea); notes, in this regard, that Russia has bolstered its capabilities in both strategic and tactical terms: strategically, long-range bombers, capable of carrying cruise missiles, and reconnaissance aviation operating close to the western shores of the Black Sea, have the potential to penetrate deep into Central Europe; tactically, two naval infantry brigades – potentially ...[+++] supported by Mistral-type helicopter carriers – pose a significant potential landing threat; urges France to abandon, unequivocally and finally, the sale of amphibious assault ships to Russia;

A practice which is written off as a minor crime in some quarters is providing a livelihood for criminal gangs, and a very good one at that: after all, it is easy to bring these black market products to smokers in the EU.

“This latest update illustrates once more that the black list is a dynamic instrument which the Commission can use whenever necessary, without having to wait for the quarterly reviews”, said Jacques Barrot, Commission Vice-President in charge of transport.