Traduction de «Contrôlé par la structure » (Français → Anglais) :

structurally controlled [ controlled structurally ]

Radiographic Inspection of Aircraft Structures

sequence control structure [ sequence structure ]

expectation driven control structure | expectation-driven reasoning

organizational control structure

control structure | control strategy

neurovegetative | nervous system-related

data-driven control | data-driven execution | eager evaluation

character check | row parity check | transverse parity check | transverse redundancy check | vertical check | vertical redundancy check

But if we come to the point where one organization has to control the national organization because of the associational rules, that means right now the provincial governments have said, “We're fine with British Columbia, under contract from Canadian Central, managing all the liquidity for Canada for all the provinces”. But if we get to a position where we actually control that association, it's going to be very difficult for the Province of Ontario, the Province of Alberta, the Province of Manitoba, saying, “We're not prepared to have our legislative environment being in British Columbia, controlled by one province”.

Because of the structure, you as an organization may have only 20% of the business, but yet under the 10/50 rule, you're either going to have to take less than 10% or take control.

I can say that we do not intend that our planning and monitoring activities will require an active command and control structure or assigned military forces.

Furthermore, this Regulation should contain provisions on common management and control obligations for those structures, the annual management declaration by which managers assume the responsibility for the management of Union funds they are entrusted with, examination and acceptance of the accounts, and suspension and correction mechanisms operated by the Commission in order to create a coherent legislative framework which also improves the overall legal certainty and efficiency of controls and remedial action, as well as the protection of the Union's f ...[+++]inancial interests.