Traduction de «common base design » (Anglais → Français) :

In Canada, these include: Zero liability, which means that consumers do not pay for transactions they did not make; the Verified by Visa service, which, through the use of a personal password, gives consumers added protection when they shop online with participating merchants; neural networks that monitor Visa card transactions 24/7, looking for unusual purchase situations; Chip cards, which are virtually impossible to copy to another card and help protect cardholders and retailers from lost, stolen or counterfeit card fraud; the three-digit code, which is also referred to as CVV2, is used by merchants to ensure that the purchaser is ...[+++] using a genuine card; and lastly, the Account Information Security Program, commonly referred to as AIS, which is a standards-based compliance validation and education program designed to help protect data at all points in the Visa payments system.

It is not a contribution-based benefit but instead is designed to address the unique needs of immediate family members (a surviving spouse/common-law partner and dependent children), in recognition of the need for the surviving spouse or common-law partner to re-establish into civilian life following the sudden death, which may involve relocating away from a military base with their dependent children and possibly re-entering the job market.

It is essential to achieve a common, harmonised airspace structure in terms of routes, to base the present and future organisation of airspace on common principles, to ensure the progressive implementation of the ATM Master Plan, to optimise the use of scarce resources to avoid unnecessary equipage costs, and to design and manage airspace in accordance with harmonised rules.

(13) It is essential to achieve a common, harmonised airspace structure in terms of routes and sectors, to base the present and future organisation of airspace on common principles, and to design and manage airspace in accordance with harmonised rules.

To defend the need for a clause that would weaken the common Canadian heritage and formalize Quebec's withdrawal from that common heritage, or to contend, as some witnesses did, that the mention of the unique character of Quebec society in the preamble of Bill S-4 is " neutral" or " states the obvious" has no legal basis. It would be the first time that a bill designed specifically to strengthen the notion of federation included wording that would result in Quebec's socio-political exclusion from the Canadian society, which is one, which is real and ...[+++] which is based on the sharing of rights and freedoms.

This Enabling Regulation provides that the Commission may declare Article 85 (1) of the EEC Treaty inapplicable to certain categories of agreements between undertakings and concerted practices in the insurance sector. That may be appropriate where agreements and practices are designed to further co-operation with respect to : - the establishment of common risk premium tariffs based, for example, on collectively ascertained statistics; - the establishment of common standar ...[+++]d policy conditions; - the common coverage of certain types of risks; - the testing and acceptance of security devices; - registers of aggravated risks, and information about them, provided that confidentiality is properly protected.