Traduction de «network structure » (Anglais → Français) :

(b.1) information that is supplied in confidence to a government institution by a third party for the preparation, maintenance, testing or implementation by the government institution of emergency management plans within the meaning of section 2 of the Emergency Management Act and that concerns the vulnerability of the third party’s buildings or other structures, its networks or systems, including its computer or communications networks or systems, or the methods used to protect any of those buildings, structures, networks or systems; ...[+++]

EUROVOC descriptor: telecommunications industry industrial cooperation engineering structure investment cost transmission network industrial structures trans-European network knowledge economy

We must implement structures facilitating coordination and organization of the French-language health services environment, develop linkages between health care institutions, develop partnerships and alliances between the health care network and other networks such as those of the educational system, municipalities and community organizations.

[Translation] One of the main objectives of the new service delivery network is to facilitate decentralization of the entire structure of departmental operations, to put into place programs and services within the community, to move decision making centres as close to the client as possible, and to get those most affected by programs and services actively involved in them (1300) For instance, the network will include community-based mechanisms which will involve input from provincial governments and business, municipalities and commun ...[+++]ity groups, working as partners with Human Resources Development Canada.

I feel that we are heading in the right direction with the idea of a structure that specifically recognizes the diversity of small local communities. This is because it is a network of networks, in the sense that, basically, at the Table nationale de concertation communautaire en immigration francophone, of which Mr. Diallo is currently the chair, there is representation from provincial networks that themselves are structures where local organizations work together.

The major steps in the proposed schedule are summarized hereafter: (see annex) ANNEX EVOLUTION OF THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK BEFORE 1992 1987: ----- - Green Paper on Telecoms 1988: ----- - Directive 88/301/EEC liberalising terminal equipments 1990: ----- - Directive 90/388/EEC liberalising all telecoms services except voice telephony for the public 1992: ----- - 1992 Review Communication TOWARDS THE LIBERALISATION OF TELECOMS 1993: ----- - Consultations on Review and communications - Green Paper on Mobile and Personal Communications 1993-1994-1995: --------------- - Accelerated adoption of proposals in fields of: - ONP voice - liberalisation of satellite communications - mutual recognition of licences - Further development of principles of: - ...[+++] universal service - interconnection - access charges - licensing - Adaptation plans for accelerated development and special arrangements for peripheral regions and small or less developed networks 1993-1994-1995-1996-1997: ------------------------- - Examination of progress and structural adjustments in peripheral regions and small and less developed networks where specific difficulties are being experienced - with the possibility of a 2 year additional transition period before full liberalisation 1994: ----- - Use of alternative infrastructure for telecoms services already liberalised (subject to further studies) - Green Paper on future of public network telecommunications infra structure and Cable TV 1996-1997-1998: --------------- - Working out the framework for the regulation of public network infra structure following consultation on the Green Paper 1998: ----- - Full liberalisation of public voice telephony service * * *