Übersetzung für "Personen vor ort" in Englisch

Multiple players on the ground is a red flag.

We have unauthorised personnel in the area.

At one time, a thousand people worked there.

We work exclusively with local people known to us.

The following persons may not be engaged in situ in Switzerland:

This made the simultaneous assignment of 10 qualified personnel on site necessary.

Folding seats and tables for about 40 persons are available as well.

We were with 7 people on site and were all thrilled.

Up to 200 people are on site during a parabolic flight.

Including the industry, 32'000 persons in all attended the event.

During the summer months, up to 50 persons can conduct research here.

Around 1,400 people will be working on the site over the summer.

Meeting facilities with a capacity of 70 people are available on site.

"Quite often it's discussion with people on-site who do the work every day.

Those who tested positive received information about ART and were offered to commence therapy at home on the same day.

One of our major concerns is also to ensure a healthy work environment for all people present on the industrial site.

The injured were treated at the scene, and some were taken to hospital for checkups and treatment.

Mining camp accommodation and restaurant are fully operational with 106 people on site.

Not included: local tourism tax for 2 people/night (billed at the hotel)

If you run into any trouble, we have enough people nearby to help you further.

His team consists on average of 20 to 25 people on site and in the Development departments.

Does he consider it helpful as part of this examination that there is consultation with the industry, with the trade unions and indeed the regions to make sure that the concerns of local people are addressed?

This is an issue of whether there are people and mechanisms in place, both in the majority society and among the Roma.

With regard to the idea of sending a delegation from Parliament, if we agree to do that, it must build on the work of people who have already gone out, and not just be a sensational visit.

That, as the House knows, is jargon for devolving authority and responsibility where it belongs, to the people in the field.

I believe that there are hundreds of people out there who are waiting for our decision and, if we equivocate, the consequences will be damaging to all those involved locally who want to participate and act, in practical terms, in order to achieve equality of opportunity.

I believe that all of this requires not only actions and declarations but a solid investigation which should be carried out not only by the people on the ground but also by the International Criminal Court.

It is a challenge that much of the actual implementation will be in the hands of the local social workers, teachers, kinder garden pedagogues, and other individuals who are required to change the emphasis of their approach.