English-German translation for "form work"

form work (also: form, casing, shuttering formwork, form boards)

form work [construct.] (also: shuttering)

What form is that work going to take?

This should help us to find new creative forms of work.

We have not even begun to address the atypical forms of work that are developing.

I believe that it is our duty to do everything possible to make Europe, in its enlarged form, work.

It forms part of the work programme of the Commission, which was welcomed by Parliament and the Council.

We must also consider the situation of illegal immigrants who cannot carry out other forms of work.

This Object bar becomes visible as soon as you select a form object when working in the Design Mode.

The adoption of this position is based on principle and should not be taken as any form of disapproval of the rapporteur's work.

Our committee has a reputation for putting in hours of work in the form of informal trialogues.

However, it is a form of work with a flexible timetable, which is of great assistance in reconciling family life with professional life.

The second thing we must do, and this will not be any less dramatic: we need to include ourselves as parliamentarians in this form of the work.

Firstly, we know that, in general, flexible models and new forms of organising work also lead to more jobs.

So for instance, it was soap bubbles that helped us generate a building form that would work regardless of the final ground levels.

Last week at the request of Parliament and its President we formed a working group on bioethics in the Committee on Research.

It takes up a number of principles and values which form the basis of the work carried out by Parliament in the area of human rights.

I would therefore like to ask the Commission when it intends to return to regulation and security in the question of atypical forms of work.

As far as that is concerned, the directive proposed in the report in order to guarantee the social protection of new forms of working is essential.

Even those aspects of the agreement that can be considered positive do not extend to other forms of work which until recently were considered unorthodox.

That will form part of the work that we will have to do and I sure that all of you today will want to engage in that process.

Whilst we all await with great uncertainty and excitement the outcome of the Convention, it plays no role whatsoever in forming the basis of our work today.