Traduction de «Frais de pilotage » (Français → Anglais) :

the travel and living expenses incurred by officials from the participating countries relating to benchmarking activities, working visits, seminars and workshops, project groups and steering groups and training and monitoring actions;

the travel and living expenses incurred by officials from the participating countries relating to benchmarking activities, working visits, seminars and workshops, project groups and steering groups and training and monitoring actions;

Between the paying of tolls, the coast guard fees, icebreaking, and pilotage pilotage being an important component, and it's mandatory we have a dwindling revenue on an annual basis on the Great Lakes-St.

A ship making a voyage into the lakes to discharge its cargo and then load another cargo for the outbound trip will pay about $250,000 U.S. in seaway tolls, marine service fees, port dues, tuck services, marine pilots, stevedores, surveyors, port wardens, and the like.

16. Stresses that it should also, given the challenges posed by enlargement, seize the opportunity to further examine which rationalisation measures could contribute to a more productive use of resources; invites its Bureau, therefore, to take an ambitious stance as regards the activities that could be re-organised or discontinued, as identified by the Steering Committee on Enlargement, taking due account of the Corbett report and the views which the political groups have expressed on this matter; invites its Bureau also to examine which rationalisation measures can be adopted in the management of Members' allowances and expenses and t ...[+++]he activities of non-attached Members, before requesting the budgetary authority to make appropriations available for additional posts;

15. Stresses that Parliament should also, given the challenges posed by enlargement, seize the opportunity to further examine which rationalisation measures could contribute to a more productive use of resources; invites its Bureau, therefore, to take an ambitious stance as regards the activities that could be re-organised or discontinued, as identified by the Steering Committee on Enlargement, taking due account of the Corbett report and the views which the political groups have expressed on this matter; invites its Bureau also to examine which rationalisation measures can be adopted in the management of Members' allowances and expenses an ...[+++]d the activities of non-attached Members, before requesting the budgetary authority to make appropriations available for additional posts;