Traduction de «conseiller téléphonique » (Français → Anglais) :

central office | dial office | exchange | office | telephone central office | telephone exchange

telephone [ telephone equipment | telephone exchange | telephone network | telephonic equipment | telephonic network | telephony ]

call center agent

administrative telephone system

three-wire station instrument

Telephone contact by consultant

Council of the European Union [ Council of European Ministers | Council of the European Communities | Council of the Union | EC Council | EU Council | European Union Council ]

telephone charges [ call rates | communications tariff | communications tariff system | cost of calls | cost of phone calls | cost of telephone calls | phone call rates | price of calls | price of phone calls | price of telephone calls | telephone call rates | transmissions tariff | Telecommunications tariffs(ECLAS) ]

telephone and telegraph mechanic

telephone and telegraph lineman

Empowering the police to remove a perpetrator of domestic violence from their home; Access to shelters – Member States have to ensure that shelters are accessible in sufficient numbers and adequately distributed across the country; Support through telephone helplines – Member States are obliged to establish nationwide 24/7 telephone helplines free of charge. Helplines are essential in offering immediate expert advice and pointing victims towards safety; Availability of help centres – Member Statesmust ensure easily accessible rape crisis or sexual violence referral centres, to provide immediate medical counselling, care and forensic s ...[+++]ervices. Understandable information – Victims must have access to clear and concise information on their rights in a language they understand.

Whereas, on March 8, 1995, by Telecom Decision CRTC 95-3, entitled Provision of Directory Database Information and Real-Time Access to Directory Assistance Databases, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (hereinafter referred to as the “CRTC”) granted independent telephone directory publishers access to non-confidential residential telephone listing information, available in machine-readable form, held by Stentor member companies, except Manitoba Telephone System and Newfoundland Tel;

Whereas the Governor in Council, having considered the above-noted petition, is satisfied that the CRTC’s majority decision not to waive the application of the de-listing mechanism should be varied to endorse the minority decision included in Telecom Decision CRTC 95-14, on condition that directory subscriber listings made available to independent telephone directory publishers in machine-readable form be used solely for the purpose of publishing telephone directories and not resold, rented or otherwise disposed of to third parties;

47. Calls on the Commission to use its influence to create joint complaint-handling machinery for the national enforcement bodies, in the form of a central electronic clearing house; believes that this clearing house should advise passengers lodging complaints and, to save time and costs, refer them to the appropriate national enforcement body; recommends, as regards the information and advice to be obtained through the clearinghouse, that a standard email address be adopted and a free EU-wide hotline set up;