Traduction de «Run a program » (Anglais → Français) :

program running amok [ programme running amok | running amok program | running amok programme ]

peel a centre guard off [ peel a center guard off | peel off a centre guard | peel off a center guard | remove a centre guard | remove a center guard | run a centre guard off | run a center guard off | toss a centre guard | toss a center guard | turn off a centre guard | turn off a center guard ]

run a pattern | run a route

conduct a campaign | run a campaign

to run a conter-attack

APL | A Programming Language

decoding of a program code

failure of a driver to remain at the scene of an accident involving injury or death | failure to remain at the scene of an accident | hit and run driving

In 2001, specialised surveys [8] covering the EU largest markets showed that the programming of "first run" TV fiction of national origin was still increasing and tended to prevail during prime time while imported - mainly of US origin - fiction continued to be largely programmed during the other fiction slots of the schedules.

It permits users to write and run application programs (also known as “scripts”), written in SAS programming language and enabling users to manipulate data.

(Return tabled) Question No. 472 Mr. Mark Holland: With regard to the Correctional Service of Canada’s (CSC) offender programming: (a) what offender programs, broken down by category, are currently offered by CSC, including for each program (i) the institutions at which they are offered, (ii) the number of spaces available, (iii) the annual cost of running the program; (b) does CSC evaluate the success of their offender programming and, if so, how; (c) what criteria and processes do CSC employ to select which offender programs are or will be offered at each institution; (d) what processes are employed to place offenders in programs; ...[+++](e) do all offenders who request to take part in a program have access to it and, if not, why not; (f) do all offenders who are required to take part in specific programs as part of their Correctional Plans have access to them; (g) over the last ten years, broken down annually, how many offenders have had as part of their Correctional Plan the participation in CSC programming and in which programs where these offenders supposed to take part, broken down by category; (h) over the last ten years and broken down annually, how many offenders participated in programs that were required as part of their Correctional Plans; (i) if there is a discrepancy between the answers to (g) and (h), what accounts for it; (j) how much of the overall CSC budget has been spent on offender programming, broken down annually over the last ten years and how does that compare to CSC’s other spending categories; (k) over the next ten years, broken down annually, how much of the overall CSC budget will be spent on offender programming and how does that compare to planned spending in CSC’s other spending categories; (l) does CSC have the necessary staff to meet offender programming needs and, if not, what is being done to address this shortfall; and (m) over the next ten years, does CSC plan to expand the number and type of programs offered to offenders ...

4. Without prejudice to any other provisions of this Agreement, either Management Entity may run labelling programs with respect to product types not included in Annex C. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Agreement, neither Party shall hinder the import, export, sale or distribution of any product because it bears the energy-efficiency marks of the Management Entity of the other Party.