Traduction de «Propagation system » (Anglais → Français) :

any relevant disruption in any payment system or settlement process, in particular when it is related to interbank operations, that causes or may cause significant payments or settlement failures or delays within the Union payment systems, especially when these may lead to the propagation of financial or economic stress in a bank and other financial institutions deemed important to the global financial system such as insurance companies, market infrastructure providers and asset management companies or in a Member State.

the conditions with which propagating material must comply, in particular those relating to the propagation system applied, the purity of the growing crop and, where appropriate, the varietal characteristics.

These two main issues stem from what we see as systemic problems: one, media concentration and convergence in tandem with decreasing support for community broadcasting; two, the failure to acknowledge that community broadcasting makes an important and vital contribution to ethnic and culturally diverse programming; three, the lack of inclusion of racial minorities and aboriginal peoples throughout the full spectrum of broadcasting employment; and four, an incomplete regulatory framework that has not actually put into place the necessary safeguards to prevent both misrepresentation and under-representation of culturally and racially di ...[+++]verse minorities (1055) Although it has the act and sections of the act in place to attempt to ensure diversity, the result is we have a system that, at best, is inadequate in reflecting the full diversity of cultural and ethno-racial communities in Canada, and, at worst, often propagates stereotypical and racist portrayals.

(1) recombinant nucleic acid techniques involving the formation of new combinations of genetic material by the insertion of nucleic acid molecules produced by whatever means outside an organism, into any virus, bacterial plasmid or other vector system and their incorporation into a host organism in which they do not naturally occur but in which they are capable of continued propagation;

This particular measure and this legislation are an attempt to complete a system that protects not only our magazines but, more broadly, the culture, ideas and values these magazines communicate to Canadians and their children, by propagating and protecting Canadian culture.

Whereas it has furthermore become apparent that propagating material should be obtained from organically grown plants but that a system of derogations is necessary in order to enable producers to use, during a transitional period, conventionally-produced propagating material, where no appropriate organically-produced propagating material is available;