Traduction de «application program maintenance » (Anglais → Français) :

maintenance of footwear production machines | set-up, programming, maintenance and repair of footwear production machinery | maintenance of footwear manufacturing machines | set-up, programming, maintenance and repair of footwear manufacturing machines

application program interface | application programming interface | API [Abbr.]

Message Application Program Interface | Message Application Programming Interface | MAPI [Abbr.]

application programming | network programming | ICT system programming | scripting

applicative programming | functional programming

application program [ applications program | application programme ]

application programming interface | API | application program interface | applications program interface

application programming interface [ API | application program interface ]

monitor application of railway safety measures during maintenance activities | oversee application of safety measures during railway repairs | ensure safe operation of railway during repairs | oversee application of safety measures during railway maintenance

To ensure the safety and security of all Canadian residents, the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police supports that the National Sex Offender Registry program should be further enhanced by, for example: mandating automatic registration of sex offenders upon conviction rather than pursuant to a judge's order; ensuring that members of all police services in Canada have access, use and disclosure of registered offender information for crime prevention or other law enforcement purposes; mandating federal and provincial correctional services to notify sex offender registry centres of offender release dates; creating an electronic link ...[+++]between all provincial and federal corrections agencies to the National Sex Offender Registry to ensure the identification of offenders being released from institutions and to ensure their compliance in relation to registration; ensuring the police service of jurisdiction verifies the registered offender's reported home address; allowing data matching, which includes comparison with other electronic applications with the NSOR that is currently prohibited by the Sex Offender Information Registration Act; and, furthermore, that the federal government financially support a program enhancement, including development, implementation and maintenance.

Question No. 210 Mr. Wayne Marston: With regard to programs and spending by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) within the riding of Hamilton East—Stoney Creek: (a) what was the amount spent in 2006; (b) what is the projected budget for 2007 and 2008 (if applicable and available); (c) how many CMHC-funded housing units for singles and families currently exist; (d) how many CMHC-funded housing units for singles and families are planned for 2006 and 2007; and (e) what is the amount that CMHC has provided to housing co-ops in the r ...[+++]iding for maintenance over the last two years and what will be the amount over the next two years?

40. Strongly supports all the incentives that are given for the mobilisation of private capital and the promotion of public-private partnerships in the new programming period (Articles 50(d) and 54); considers that the calculation of the Community co-financing rate as a percentage of only the declared public expenditure constitutes an important simplifying proposal of this Regulation and better ensures the application of the principle of additionality, disregarding whether public expenditure of the co-financing rate of the Member State could be partly replaced by private capital within the programme ...[+++]; calls, at the same time, for the maintenance of the flexibility provided by the calculation of the co-financing rate for each priority and not for each measure (Articles 51 and 76); stresses, however, that the calculation of the co-financing rate should not be such as to prejudice the participation of NGOs and other not-for-profit organisations in Structural Fund activities;

36. Strongly supports all the incentives that are given for the mobilisation of private capital and the promotion of public private partnerships in the new programming period (Articles 50(d) and 54); considers that the calculation of the Community co-financing rate as a percentage of only the declared public expenditure constitutes an important simplifying proposal of this Regulation and better ensures the application of the principle of additionality; calls, at the same time, for the maintenance ...[+++] of the flexibility provided by the calculation of the co-financing rate for each priority and not for each measure (Articles 51 and 76); stresses, however, that the calculation of the co-financing rate should not be such as to prejudice the participation of NGOs and other not-for-profit organisations in Structural Fund activities;