Traduction de «pass lightly over difficulty » (Anglais → Français) :

– (IT) Mr President, I would like to thank the Finnish Presidency for the generous commitment with which it has tackled issues of great importance – immigration, the Constitution, climate change – although we hope that you too, with clear Nordic realism, will reach the conclusion, with us, that nuclear energy has nothing whatsoever to do with solving the problem of climate change or emissions, as clearly demonstrated by the delays with your new energy plant, its prohibitive costs and the huge difficulties in completing it, as well as the series of incidents observed in recent months in various European locations, which ...[+++]have been passed over in total silence.

– (IT) Mr President, I would like to thank the Finnish Presidency for the generous commitment with which it has tackled issues of great importance – immigration, the Constitution, climate change – although we hope that you too, with clear Nordic realism, will reach the conclusion, with us, that nuclear energy has nothing whatsoever to do with solving the problem of climate change or emissions, as clearly demonstrated by the delays with your new energy plant, its prohibitive costs and the huge difficulties in completing it, as well as the series of incidents observed in recent months in various European locations, which ...[+++]have been passed over in total silence.

That is the obligation of government (1655) [Translation] Mr. Pierre Paquette: In light of Bill C-48, what should we make then of the contingency and economic prudence reserves set aside over the years if, at the first sign of a problem, the government is prepared to by-pass these reserves and, once the surplus exceeds $2 billion, to spend that money?

If they do not pass on any data, they have difficulties over landing rights, leading to business problems.

In light of this revelation and further to the insulting comments of the Prime Minister who, on Wednesday, described traditional demands as whims, the National Assembly passed a unanimous motion yesterday confirming Quebec's position, on which all sides agree, to the effect that exclusive jurisdiction over manpower training should be transferred to Quebec.

Nevertheless, a few adjustments have been made in the light of the fact that the three Baltic countries have, to varying degrees, already established full convertibility of their currencies, that free movement of capital is already possible and that payments relating to goods and services are liberalized (b) The provisions on the rules of competition and on public undertakings, including a safeguard clause in the event of balance-of-payments difficulties, have been taken over from the Free-Trade Agreements.