Traduction de «Aviation marchande » (Français → Anglais) :

commercial air transport operations | commercial aviation | commercial operation

commercial air transportation | commercial flying

commercial aviation

watercraft accidents in the course of recreational activities | Modifiers The following fourth-character subdivisions are for use with categories V90-V94: Code Title .0 Merchant ship .1 Passenger ship Ferry-boat Liner .2 Fishing boat .3 Other powered watercraft Hovercraft (on open water) Jet skis .4 Sailboat Yacht .5 Canoe or kayak .6 Inflatable craft (nonpowered) .7 Water-skis .8 Other unpowered watercraft Surf-board Windsurfer .9 Unspecified watercraft Boat NOS Ship NOS Watercraft NOS | Ferry-boat Liner | Hovercraft (on open water) Jet skis | Yacht | Surf-board Windsurfer | Boat NOS Ship NOS Watercraft NOS

fish market vendor | fruit market vendor | market vendor | street market seller

furniture salesperson | home furnishing specialised seller | furniture specialised seller | furniture specialized seller

grade | quality class | standard

Earning Dynamics in Canada: Dynamic Analysis of Low Market Incomes (Market Poverty) of Canadian Families With Children, 1982-1993 [ Dynamic Analysis of Low Market Incomes (Market Poverty) of Canadian Families With Children, 1982-1993 ]

agree on prices | discuss prices | negotiate price | negotiate the price

to seek an ambitious but balanced outcome for the transport sector, which is critical to the sustainable development of global value chains; to increase the speed, reliability, security and interoperability of transport services, to the benefit of business customers and individual users and workers; to ensure consistency with the EU's climate policy; to keep in mind the importance of transport and delivery services for the European economy and employment given that European ship owners control 40 % of the world’s merchant fleet, that the aviation industry supports over 5 million jobs, that the European rail industry accounts for over ...[+++]half of the worldwide production of rail equipment and services and that road transport maintain its importance for EU logistics; to recognise therefore the potential of transport services to reduce the level of unemployment in Europe; to ensure that negotiations are mindful of the rapidly evolving nature of the transport sector and the growing importance of collaborative economy transport modes in Europeans' everyday lives; to require that foreign companies fully comply with existing EU regulatory standards when providing their transport or delivery services within the EU's territory;

(i) to keep in mind the importance of transport, tourism and delivery services for the European economy and employment given that European ship owners control 40 % of the world’s merchant fleet, that the aviation industry supports over 5 million jobs and that the European rail industry accounts for over half of the worldwide production of rail equipment and services and that road transport remains important for EU logistics; to recognise the potential of transport services to reduce the level of unemployment in Europe; to recognise the impact of liberalising trade in services on the tourism industry;

i. to seek an ambitious but balanced outcome for the transport sector, which is critical to the sustainable development of global value chains; to increase the speed, reliability, security and interoperability of transport services, to the benefit of business customers and individual users and workers; to ensure consistency with the EU's climate policy; to keep in mind the importance of transport and delivery services for the European economy and employment given that European ship owners control 40 % of the world’s merchant fleet, that the aviation industry supports over 5 million jobs, that the European rail industry accounts for ov ...[+++]er half of the worldwide production of rail equipment and services and that road transport maintain its importance for EU logistics; to recognise therefore the potential of transport services to reduce the level of unemployment in Europe; to ensure that negotiations are mindful of the rapidly evolving nature of the transport sector and the growing importance of collaborative economy transport modes in Europeans' everyday lives; to require that foreign companies fully comply with existing EU regulatory standards when providing their transport or delivery services within the EU's territory;

With regard to the selling of up to ten Challenger 600-1A11 aircraft by the Department of National Defence through the brokerage services of Lancaster Aviation Inc.: (a) what is current market value for a Challenger 600-1A11 airplane; (b) how many Challengers were sold by Lancaster Aviation Inc.; (c) what was the selling price of each Challenger; (d) what was the value of the cheque paid to Lancaster Aviation Inc. by the federal government for the commission on the Challenger sale; (e) what was the value of the cheque the Government of Canada paid to Lancaster Aviation Inc. to cover any expenses Lancaster may have incurred while tryi ...[+++]ng to find buyers for the airplanes; (f) when was the Challenger contract advertised in Government Business Opportunities magazine; (g) how many companies bid on the Challenger contract when if was advertised in Government Business Opportunities magazine; (h) how many points did Lancaster Aviation Inc. receive in each section of the proposal evaluation and contractor selection criteria for the Challenger contract; and (i) what criteria made the Lancaster Aviation Inc. bid the best overall proposal?