Traduction de «Rising tide » (Anglais → Français) :

However, at the risk of losing a vote, I should say that perhaps he misunderstands the report, because, while the issue of support for the poor is important as part of the European social model, I do not agree – as he seems to – with the theory that the rising tide lifts all boats, because, in fact, it does not. We do not have the time to go into that.

Perhaps more important, the Prime Minister, in his remarks just a few moments ago, did recognize the Rising Tides document and said “We must ensure that the hopes and dreams of Atlantic Canada, as reflected in the report Rising Tides, are realized.

Mrs. Cheryl Gallant (Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke, CPC): Mr. Speaker, today I pay tribute to members of the Renfrew County Private Landowners Association who have come to Ottawa to protest the rising tide of government over-regulation and rising taxation.

146. Warmly commends the progress of the government and the National Agency for Child Protection for their fine work in partnership with the Commission on child health and development; notes with approval that newly-adopted strategies already offer replicable models for other countries; anticipates further positive outcomes as implementation of sound policies proceeds; urges the authorities to continue capacity-building at all levels of the administration; notes that an initial drafting of modern child welfare legislation is in hand; notes that the European Convention on Human Rights provides the proper framework and urges the Romanian Government to take the Court's judicial decisions fully into account with regard to the scale of the ...[+++]reforms needed and the support required for this, including the immediate resolution of the up to 80 outstanding Spanish cases; confirms Parliament's full support for the strongest measures against the rising tide of trafficking; insists that the Government take judicial measures, as Parliament urged in previous resolutions; welcomes the Government's good work on Roma inclusion and anticipates clear national policies for the disabled;

138. Warmly commends the progress of the Government and the National Agency for Child Protection for their fine work in partnership with the Commission on child health and development; notes with approval that strategies newly adopted already offer replicable models for other countries; anticipates further positive outcomes as implementation of sound policies proceeds; urges the authorities to continue capacity-building at all levels of the administration; notes that an initial drafting of modern child welfare legislation is in hand; notes that the European Convention on Human Rights provides the proper framework and urges the Romanian Government to take the Court’s judicial decisions fully into account with regard to the scale of the ...[+++]reforms needed and the support required for this, including the immediate resolution of the up to 80 outstanding Spanish cases; confirms Parliament’s full support for strongest measures against the rising tide of trafficking; insists that the Government take judicial measures, as urged in Parliament’s previous resolutions; welcomes the Government’s good work on Roma inclusion and anticipates clear national policies for the disabled;

To summarize what Pat said, I recognize, Mr. Godin, that you represent the Acadian Peninsula; and Elsie, I'm sure you're familiar with the phrase from fishing communities, “All boats rise on a rising tide”.