Traduction de «case filler » (Anglais → Français) :

design features which avoid excess evaporative emissions in the case of a missing fuel filler cap,

(Return tabled) Question No. 91 Mr. Jim Prentice: With regard to the Indian Residential Schools Resolution Canada Alternative Dispute Resolution process (ADR): (a) what were the original ADR projections, including annual projections, that led to the Government conclusion that the ADR would take seven years at a cost of $1.7 billion to resolve some 12,000 cases; (b) including the estimated budget with any administrative costs versus compensation, what are any updated ADR projections regarding the number of cases expected to be resolved; (c) are any performance reports available on the ADR process; (d) what information is available rela ...[+++]ting to the total actual cost of the ADR program to date including: (i) a breakdown of the cost of the program by category (i.e. adjudicator costs, administrative costs, government lawyer costs, government case manager costs, travel expense, other expenses, amount spent on compensation, etc.), (ii) the total cost of the Model A process to date (including a breakdown of administrative costs versus compensation), (iii) the total cost of the Model B process to date (including a breakdown of administrative costs versus compensation), and (iv) the average administrative costs for each Model A and Model B settlement along with the average settlement information; and (e) what information exists relating to the following ADR costs: (i) the amount spent on adjudicators to date, including cost per hearing, (ii) the amount spent on case managers to date, including cost per hearing and any information relating to the need for a case manager to be present at every adjudication, (iii) the amount spent on government lawyers to date, including cost per hearing, (iv) the amount spent on investigations to date including any information relating to the need for investigators to be involved in Model A hearings, and (v) the amount spent on form fillers to date?

I guess we would characterize quantitative ingredient declarations as a “need to know”, because from time immemorial some manufacturers and I'm not saying yours have increased their profits by adding filler ingredients in place of the valuable ingredients or, in this case, the healthful ingredients that consumers could reasonably be expected to want to know more about.

3. Rolls of tobacco with a threshed blend filler and with an outer wrapper of the normal colour of a cigar covering the product in full, including where appropriate the filter but not in the case of tipped cigars, the tip , and a binder, both being of reconstituted tobacco, where the unit weight, not including filter or mouth-piece, is not less than 1,2 g and where the wrapper is fitted in spiral form with an acute angle of at least 30° to the longitudinal axis of the cigar;

4. Rolls of tobacco with a threshed blend filler and with an outer wrapper of the normal colour of a cigar, of reconstituted tobacco, covering the product in full, including where appropriate the filter but not, in the case of tipped cigars, the tip, where the unit weight, not including filter or mouth-piece, is not less than 2.3g and the circumference over at least one third of the length is not less than 34 mm.

- design features which avoid excess evaporative emissions in the case of a missing fuel filler cap,