Traduction de «Foot staff » (Anglais → Français) :

foot of staff | rod support

sheepsfoot roller [ sheep's-foot roller | sheep's foot roller | sheeps foot roller | sheep-foot roller | sheep foot roller | sheep foot tamping roller | sheep's foot tamper ]

immersion foot | immersion foot White | paddy foot | Trench foot | trenchfoot

sheep foot roller | sheep-foot tamping roller | sheep's foot roller | sheeps-foot roller

twelve-foot circle | 12-foot circle | twelve-foot ring | 12-foot ring | twelve-foot | 12-foot | outer circle

eight-foot circle | 8-foot circle | eight-foot ring | 8-foot ring | eight-foot | 8-foot

4-foot ring [ four-foot ring | 4-foot circle | four-foot circle | 4-foot | four-foot | inner ring | inner circle | inside ring | inside circle ]

four-foot circle | 4-foot circle | four-foot ring | 4-foot ring | four-foot | 4-foot

12-foot ring [ twelve-foot ring | 12-foot circle | twelve-foot circle | 12-foot | twelve-foot | outer ring | outer circle | outside ring | outside circle ]

apply foot-casts | apply leg casts | apply foot and leg casts | apply foot casts

Implementation of the rural development measures under the Operational Programmes were hampered by the foot and mouth restrictions and the transfer of staff in the early part of 2001.

The staff of National Red Cross Societies and that of other Voluntary Aid Societies, duly recognized and authorized by their Governments, who may be employed on the same duties as the personnel named in Article 24, are placed on the same footing as the personnel named in the said Article, provided that the staff of such societies are subject to military laws and regulations.

Their various staff and volunteers will be putting the best foot forward for Vancouver and British Columbia.

(Return tabled) Question No. 261 Ms. Judy Foote: With regard to the closure of the Maritime Rescue Sub-Centre St. John’s (MRSC St. John’s), operated by the Canadian Coast Guard, in May, 2012, and its consolidation with the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre in Halifax (JRCC Halifax): (a) how many search-and-rescue (SAR) cases has the JRCC Halifax handled from 2006, through to the closure of the MRSC St. John’s, broken down by month and totaled by year; (b) how many SAR cases has the JRCC Halifax handled since the closure of the MRSC St. John’s which would have previously been handled by MRSC St. John’s, broken down by month and year; (c) ...[+++] what tactical measures were undertaken by the government to mitigate SAR service losses to areas formerly serviced by MRSC St. John’s; (d) were there additional employees hired at JRCC Halifax to deal with the increased workload from the closure of MRSC St. John’s and, if so, how many additional employees, broken down by full-time, part-time and contractual employment; and (e) what training, if any, was given to existing and new staff at JRCC Halifax specific to ensuring local knowledge of (i) the unique Newfoundland and Labrador dialects, (ii) geographic makeup of the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador?