Results for embarking translation from French to English

embarking pontoon ponton d'embarquement
bouchon plumb-line

would you consider embarking on a new operation with eib?
overall success rating ( 0 to 5 ) * compliance rating.

invalids embarking at cape coast castle - the ashantee war choisir
brock falls at queenston heights - americans strike back - a quest...

shaul, m. p., « what you should know before embarking on telehome health:
what you should know before embarking on telehome health:

embarking on global governance: thoughts on the inclusion of local (…), par konrad otto-zimmerman
embarking on global governance: thoughts on the inclusion of local (…), by konrad otto-zimmerman

he was subsequently appointed commander of an infantry section before embarking on another mission to cyprus with the 5e régiment d'artillerie légère du canada.
par la suite, il est nommé commandant d'une section d'infanterie en vue d'effectuer une autre mission à chypre avec le 5e régi-ment d'artillerie légère du canada.

journée européenne des langues vendredi 26 septembre 2008 exemples de la pratique 2007 the french experience 45 year 10 students embarking on a 3 day trip to france to raise their cultural and linguistic awareness.
european day of languages 26 september 2008 examples of practice 2007 the french experience 45 year 10 students embarking on a 3 day trip to france to raise their cultural and linguistic awareness.

while complex, these problems are not insurmountable; careful definitions, without necessarily embarking on an investigation of the causal links connecting supply and demand (and which are dependent, among other things, on the definition of the variables on the horizontal and vertical axes of figure 3), may prove sufficient to justify (at least within some bounds) the use of terms like "the demand for english", "the supply of welsh", etc.
credit for the emergence of this theory (particularly as regards the interpretation of the allocation of time) should be shared between staffan linder and gary becker, but most of the fame has accrued to the latter. becker's work, however, has attracted criticism as well as praise, and has often been characterized as crude "economic imperialism" (among many others, see e.g. caillé in his foreword to swedberg, 1994).