high altitude chart [ HI chart | enroute high altitude chart | high altitude enroute chart | high enroute chart | HE chart | high level enroute chart ]

top-end knowledge

water table [ water-table | water level | groundwater table | ground-water table | ground water table | level of saturation | phreatic surface | ground-water level | groundwater surface ]

Senior staff officer Senior Officer Development [ SSO Senior Officer Development ]

high-salaried employee | high salaried employee | high salaried

upgrading | upgrade

bath level | casting levle | liquid steel level in the mould | meniscus level | metal level in the mould | metal level line | mould meniscus | steel level | steel meniscus

public folder tree (1) | public folder root (2) | top level hierarchy (3) [ TLH ]

flight levels, for flights at or above the lowest usable flight level or, where applicable, above the transition altitude.

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8. Considers regrettable, however, the limited scope of intervention of the High Level Group on Steel, both in the consultation process and in terms of concrete results; considers it essential for regional and local authorities and trade unions representing the areas in which steel plants are located to be closely involved, facilitating and encouraging the participation of those European regions in which the steel companies are based in the work of the High Level Group on Steel, so as to promote cooperation and exchanges of information and best practice among major stakeholders in the Member States; requires greater efficiency and demo ...[+++]nstrable results from this high-level group;

7. Welcomes, and considers essential, the High Level Group on steel meetings; calls for more regular meetings and for closer involvement of regional and local authorities, facilitating and encouraging the participation of European regions in which steel companies are based in the work of the High Level Group on steel in order to promote cooperation, exchanges of information and best practices among major stakeholders in the Member States;