Traduction de «Composition du matériel sur pied » (Français → Anglais) :

So casting your comments to date, which have largely been within traditional military thinking, and given this article you've authored with Senator Dallaire, what would you offer as to how you think about the personnel mix and the equipment mix, and I would say almost a cultural attitudinal mix?

(v) if the manufacturing process of the product is completed on or after January 1, 2011 and the product is one described in the definition “motor” in subsection 2(1) and is not part of an integral gear assembly, is not a fire pump motor, has an output power of not less than 0.746 kW (1 HP) and not more than 150 kW (200 HP), has two, four or six poles, is NEMA T frame or IEC frame number of 90 or above, has a NEMA design A or B or IEC design N, has a standard shaft, R-shaft or S-shaft and has foot-mounting or C-face mounting with feet or detachable feet or D-flange mounting with feet or detachable feet, an energy efficiency standard set ...[+++] out in Table 3 of CSA C390-10 tested at 100% of nominal full load applies to the product, and

We've put together a three-point recommendation: compensation should be paid for the direct equipment, hardware, software, and labour costs incurred by an operator in making modifications to coin acceptors required as a result of the changes in the content; the compensation should only relate to costs required by the metal change; and the compensation should be for costs incurred during the period of September 1, 1999, through to December 31, 2000, which represents the timeframe when updates will become available to accept these new coins.

To avoid this problem and facilitate access to rolling stock, the Commission is proposing to introduce an obligation for competent authorities to take the financial risk of the residual value of rolling stock by a choice of appropriate means e.g. by assuming ownership of the rolling stock, providing a bank guarantee for the purchase of new, setting up of a ROSCO (leasing company).

The concept of equipment does not refer to physical objects which are either supplied by the provider to the client or become part of a physical object as a result of the service activity, such as building materials or spare parts, or which are consumed or left in situ in the course of the service provision, such as combustible fuels, explosives, fireworks, pesticides, poisons or medicines.

The beetle attacks the lodgepole pine which accounts for more than 50% of growing stock in B.C'. s interior.