Traduction de «industrial apparatus » (Anglais → Français) :

In addition there are many in the business community who practise CSR, but who do not relate to the jargon and apparatus associated with what has become an industry in its own right.

(a) “computer-implemented invention” means any invention susceptible of industrial application the performance of which involves the use of a computer, computer network or other programmable apparatus and having one or more novel features which constitute a technical contribution, and other features whether novel or not, and have to be realised wholly or partly by means of a computer program or computer programs;

There was no doubt that, for Spain, accession was a gamble and a risk, but the risk was in inverse proportion to the motivation and determination that its people would display in making the most of the opportunities Europe offered not only in terms of modernizing its infrastructure, its industrial apparatus and its services but also in terms of modernizing and harmonizing its legislation and changing its attitudes to risk-taking and business activity./.. ---------------------------- (1) The Siglo XXI Club is a forum for dialogue created by a group of liberal Spanish industrialists and businessmen. It is open to all political, economic, s ...[+++]ocial, religious etc. viewpoints.

There was no doubt that, for Spain, accession was a gamble and a risk, but the risk was in inverse proportion to the motivation and determination that its people would display in making the most of the opportunities Europe offered not only in terms of modernizing its infrastructure, its industrial apparatus and its services but also in terms of modernizing and harmonizing its legislation and changing its attitudes to risk-taking and business activity./.. ---------------------------- (1) The Siglo XXI Club is a forum for dialogue created by a group of liberal Spanish industrialists and businessmen. It is open to all political, economic, s ...[+++]ocial, religious etc. viewpoints.

Your Committee, to which was referred the document entitled " New Fees for Services Provided by Industry Canada Relating to Telecommunications and Radio Apparatus,'' has, in obedience to the Order of Reference of Tuesday, September 26, 2006, examined the proposed changes to existing user fees and, in accordance with section 5 of the User Fees Act, recommends that they be approved.

Finally, the committee considered two user fee proposals from Industry Canada: one concerning new fees for services provided by the department relating to telecommunications and radio apparatus; and a second for a spectrum licence fee for broadband public safety communications in bands 4940-4990 MHz.