Traduction de «net play » (Anglais → Français) :

net play [ net game ]

net game | net play

net game | net play

research play productions | study plays | analyse play productions | study play productions

conduct historical research for plays | research background information for play development | conduct background research for plays | research for play development

confer about plays | deliberate about plays | discuss plays | talk about plays

decisive play [ game-winning play | winning play | victory-winning play | victory-rapping play | key play | key performance | clutch play | clutch performance ]

rock in play [ stone in play | rock that remains in play | stone that remains in play | rock that stays in play | stone that stays in play ]

quadruple play | quadruple play service | quadri-play | four-play | 4-play

to play in a league | to play in a Conference | to play in a division | to play on a team

The EU reacted rapidly to the crisis through the European Economic Recovery Plan which highlighted the need to counter the effects of the crisis on jobs; the first effects of the Plan are already promising, and social safety nets play their stabilising role.

First, Dr. Pearse's report explicitly states that compensation will be a last resort because, first, the SARA promotes the use of voluntary measures to protect and recover species at risk; second, the provinces will be the first jurisdiction that will be confronted with and be asked to resolve a potential land-use conflict; third, the federal government will likely first try to use other legal tools that don't trigger compensation, such as the Fisheries Act; fourth, compensation comes into play if, and only if, the federal safety net is invoked because other means were not applied or were not effective; and lastly, the difficult poli ...[+++]tical situation that would result from the federal government stepping into areas of clear provincial jurisdiction will stimulate innovative agreements between the two levels of government and will limit the use of the safety net.

Another instructive statement comes from Scott Hand, the CEO of Inco until it was acquired in 2006 by Vale, who has argued that the net benefit clause and specifically Canada's unwillingness to shield strategic industries despite other countries judicious exercise of this right, makes Canada a boy scout playing among other countries who play hard ball.

13. Considers the principle of net neutrality as a significant prerequisite for enabling an innovative internet ecosystem and for securing a level playing field at the service of European citizens and entrepreneurs;