Traduction de «size reduction » (Anglais → Français) :

For example, we are providing over $9 billion in tax relief by 2012-13 through a number of measures, including: broad based tax reductions; a temporary accelerated writeoff for investments in machinery and equipment used in manufacturing or processing; improvements in the availability and accessibility of the financial support for research and development to small and medium sized businesses by increasing the expenditure limit for the enhanced scientific research and experimental development investment tax credit; extending the enh ...[+++]anced scientific research and experimental development investment tax credit to medium sized companies by phasing out access to the enhanced benefits over increased taxable capital and taxable income ranges; and $100 million over two years to support strategic, large scale research and development projects in the automotive sector in developing innovation and greener and more fuel efficient vehicles.

Applying this derogation shall not result in a reduction in the overall level of capital requirements for an investment firm, in comparison to the requirements as at 31 December 2006, unless such a reduction is prudentially justified by a reduction in the size of the investment firm's business.

A reduction in the requirement shall also be allowed when the opposite weighted positions fall into different maturity bands, with the size of this reduction depending both on whether the two positions fall into the same zone, or not, and on the particular zones they fall into.

You can tell by the reduction in the size of Jazz and the reduction in the short-haul traffic these last three years that it is a spiralling-down situation.

Mr. Ronald J. Duhamel (Parliamentary Secretary to President of the Treasury Board, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, concerning small and medium size businesses, these petitioners point out the following: [English] They point out that while there has been more access to capital for small and medium sized businesses and while there has been a reduction in red tape in dealing with government that still a great deal more needs to be done.

The present system (regional premium per ewe) and the new system (single premium) would operate alongside each other during the transitional period, but with the following weighting : present system new system 1988 80 % 20 % 1989 60 % 40 % 1990 40 % 60 % 1991 20 % 80 % - more systematic granting of advances on the premium; - phasing out of intervention (the reduction in the intervention price would be the same as that applied to the guide level); - maintenance of private storage; - granting of the premium in respect of only the first 500 ewes per holding (1000 in less-favoured areas); - introduction of a budget stabilizer, as follows ...[+++] : . guarantee threshold of 87 million head (the size of the 1987 flock); . reduction of the basic price by application of a coefficient equivalent to the factor by which the size of the 1988 flock exceeds that of the 1987 flock; . during the transitional period a special guarantee threshold would be fixed for Great Britain (in the event of the application of the variable premium); this would also call for the introduction of a special coefficient.