Traduction de «Aphasie d'expression et de réception » (Français → Anglais) :

global aphasia | expressive-receptive aphasia | total aphasia

motor aphasia | expressive aphasia | frontocortical aphasia | phonokinetic amnesia | transmission aphasia

express message desk

(a) expressions referring to communicating or receiving include any communicating or receiving, whether in whole or in part, and whether the sketch, plan, model, article, note, document or information itself or the substance, effect or description thereof only is communicated or received;

The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code prohibits discrimination on the basis of the receipt of public assistance with respect to all activities covered by the code, and the Saskatchewan Human Rights Code defines the term " receipt of public assistance" as " receipt of assistance as defined in the Saskatchewan Assistance Act or " a benefit as defined in the Saskatchewan Income Plan Act" .

I think one of the key things to understand, at the federal level particularly, is that the term “proactive disclosure” in the federal government—and I know because I've been told this specifically by the Secretary of the Treasury Board—means what is mandatory disclosure, what you find on federal department websites, which includes travel expenses, hospitality, contracts, and so on.

145. Reiterates its concern regarding restrictions on internet content, whether they apply to the dissemination or to the receipt of information, that are imposed by governments and are not in strict conformity with the guarantee of freedom of expression; in this respect, requests the Council and the Commission to draw up Community rules on trade with third countries concerning goods, including software, hardware and other similar items, the sole purpose of which is to conduct general surveillance activities and to restrict access to the internet in a manner inconsistent with freedom of expression, and the import and export of such goods, ...[+++] with the exception of goods the sole purpose of which is the protection of children; considers that the same should apply as regards surveillance and/or military technology destined for countries which are systematic violators of human rights; calls also for concrete solutions to be found in order to prevent European businesses from providing those countries with personal data that may be used to violate such rights, particularly freedom of expression;