English-French translation for "to twine"

to twine [twined|twined] {vb} (also: to braid, to plait, to weave, to wreathe)

to twine [twined|twined] {vb} (also: to braid, to plait, to wreathe)

to twine [twined|twined] {vb} (also: to braid, to plait, to wattle, to wreathe)

Speaker: Tom Twining-Ward (UNDP)

Federation of European Rope, Twine and Netting Industries FAO, UNCTAD

Formerly Federation of Western European Rope and Twine Industries.

16 Formerly Federation of Western European Rope and Twine Industries.

Corn provides protection from weeds and insects and acts as a scaffold to support twining bean plants.

There was therefore no reason to prohibit 4 mm thick double-twine netting for fisheries in the Irish Sea.

Mr. Twining (United States of America): The United States would like to make a very brief explanation of position.

Formerly Federation of Western European Rope and Twine Industries.

In some cases the registration points were only delineated by twine stretched around poles which, as the day wore on, tended to disappear as refugees pressed forward.

It involves the difference between a 4mm thick double twine that is equivalent to a 6mm thick single twine on the cod-ends on the actual net that catches the fish.

The landlocked status is very closely inter-twined and linked with a complex set of challenges and problems and, therefore, cannot be tackled as an isolated problem.

Scientists have come to the conclusion that 6 mm thick single-twine netting is equivalent in terms of selectivity to 4 mm thick double-twine netting.

• UNICEF also assisted fishing communities with fishing hooks and twine and helped with the establishment of nine pilot fisheries associations;