Summary
taking {noun}
capture · prise
to take {verb}
pogner · conduire · emmener · prendre · s'emparer de
English-French translation for "takings"
"takings" French translation
takings {noun}
taking {noun}
Fourth step: Picture-taking and DUI print-out
The CTC would also welcome an outline of the steps, which Armenia proposes taking in order to implement the Convention.
At the same time, the capture of a number of senior UNITA officers and the desertion of combatants were also taking a heavy toll on its
In some instances, commanders reportedly cited the capture and trial of Thomas Lubanga by the International Criminal Court as reasons for
The guerrilla groups have continued the practice of large-scale hostage-taking.
Approved accession to the International Convention against the Taking of Hostages
- International Convention against the Taking of Hostages; accession 1 March 2004;
The practice of hostage-taking constitutes a serious threat to the population.
The maximum sentence for kidnapping and hostage-taking is ten years' imprisonment.
to take {verb}
to take [took|taken] {vb}
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to induce, to lead, to head, to drive)
' A list of 28 measures is added as to take concrete action in the near future.
This alarming fact should encourage us to take measures very quickly.
I trust that you will take the European Union down a different road.
“1. The domestic driving permit shall take the form of a document.
The people of Europe expect us to take a very bold approach here.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to lead away)
Maybe Mr. Baird can take Senator Mitchell with him on his trip to Bali. Some Hon.
I promised students I'd take them to the Caravaggio exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum.
I will gladly take them shopping to show them the day to day reality of ordinary people.
Later that morning, she was told that arrangements had been made to take her somewhere else.
It can take us as far as we want to go, but only if we all pull together.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to lay hold of, to assume, to get, to collect)
(a) To take note of the implementations plans transmitted pursuant to Article 7;
The Committee will now proceed to take action on draft resolution A/C.1/55/L.43.
I will take the question with regard to New Brunswick and Ontario as notice. Hon.
Maybe the leader could take that under advisement and come back with an answer.
Has something changed that is causing the government to take these precautions?
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to bag)
For 18 months the Allied Forces had attempted unsuccessfully to take the ridge.
Like I'd been invaded by something... and it was trying to take me over.
I outright reject the government's move to say that is all right, it will just take all of it.
The finance minister, by continuing to take the surplus after the date laid down, will be breaking the law.
We would offer our support and tell them that the government should not take this money.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "takings":
Synonyms (English) for "taking":
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Synonyms (English) for "take":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "takings" in French
Formulations in recent agreements covered not only direct takings but also anything tantamount to a taking, and entailed a requirement for full compensation.
Similar words
Even more translations in the Arabic-English dictionary by bab.la.