Traduction de «Point-paper design » (Anglais → Français) :

endodontic absorbent point [ root canal absorbent point | paper point ]

cornet | pointed paper bag

zero-paper design [ paperless design ]

stamping of Jacquard point-paper

Vincenzi point-paper

bullet-point paper

Endodontic paper point

It was moved, That pursuant to Standing Order 108(1) (a)(b), a Sub-Committee of the Standing Committee on Human Resources Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities be established, and that pursuant to 108(2) the Sub-Committee study issues regarding the future of children and youth in Canada; That the Sub-Committee be composed of nine members or associate members of the Committee namely five government members and four members representing the opposition parties to be named after the usual consultations with the whips and filed with the Clerk; That the Sub-Committee report thereon its findings and recommendations to the Committee no later than February 8, 2000 at which point its mandate will be reviewed in the light of the wo ...[+++]rk of the main Committee; That the Sub-Committee be empowered, except when the House otherwise orders, to send for persons, papers and records, to receive evidence, to sit no more than once a week, unless otherwise authorized by the Committee during a time when the Committee is not sitting, to sit during periods when the House stands adjourn, to print from day to day such papers as may be ordered by it and to authorize the Chair to hold meetings to receive evidence when a quorum is not present provided that at least 3 members are present including the opposition; That when the Chair of the Sub-Committee is unable to act in that capacity at or during a meeting of the Sub-Committee, he shall designate a member of the Sub-Committee to act as Chair at or during the said meeting; That substitution of members on the Sub-Committee be in accordance with Standing Order114(2)(b) and (c); That the Committee authorize the allocation of sufficient funds from its budget to the Sub-Committee for the payment of reasonable travelling and living expenses to witnesses appearing before the Sub-Committee; That the Sub-Committee be empowered to retain the services of research officers from the Library of Parliament and; That it also be empowered ...

identify long term priorities as the national action plan takes shape That the Sub-Committee be composed of nine members or associate members of the Committee namely five government members and four members representing the opposition parties to be named after the usual consultations with the whips and filed with the Clerk; That the Sub-Committee report thereon its findings and recommendations to the Committee no later than February 17, 2000 at which point its mandate will be reviewed in the light of the work of the main Committee; That the Sub-Committee be empowered, except when the House otherwise orders, to send for persons, papers and records, to receive evidence, to sit no more than once a week, unless otherwise authorized by the Co ...[+++]mmittee during a time when the Committee is not sitting, to sit during periods when the House stands adjourn, to print from day to day such papers as may be ordered by it and to authorize the Chair to hold meetings to receive evidence when a quorum is not present provided that at least 3 members are present including the opposition; That when the Chair of the Sub-Committee is unable to act in that capacity at or during a meeting of the Sub-Committee, he shall designate a member of the Sub-Committee to act as Chair at or during the said meeting; That substitution of members on the Sub-Committee be in accordance with Standing Order114(2)(b) and (c); That the Committee authorize the allocation of sufficient funds from its budget to the Sub-Committee for the payment of reasonable travelling and living expenses to witnesses appearing before the Sub-Committee; That the Sub-Committee be empowered to retain the services of research officers from the Library of Parliament and; That it also be empowered to retain the professional, clerical and stenographic help as may be required.

Following up on Senator Stewart's point, the white paper proposes that you would be governed by a regulatory scheme which would be designed to protect American depositors and American shareholders.

13. Welcomes the progress achieved as regards road safety through the use of new technologies and radio navigation systems, combined with increasingly more stringent technical design standards intended, for example, to protect pedestrians; points out, however, that the target set in the 2001 White Paper, whereby the number of road accident victims was to be halved by 2010, has not been met;