Traduction de «Mettre en attente un appel sur un poste » (Français → Anglais) :

You are supposed to establish a system allowing people to call, for instance, Canada Post, to find out the status of their application.

I mean, you do need to allow Health Canada to share its information with committees that might be involved in setting up post-market surveillance studies and so on, taking advantage of the electronic databases.

Secondly, since competitiveness requires compatibility, action is needed in specific sectors, such as research and development, energy and the environment, as well as equally specific objectives for creating full employment and good quality jobs, guaranteeing dignity and security for people in work, and addressing calls for flexibility from both sides of the employer-worker relationship by means of measures aiming not just at conci ...[+++]liation but also at worker redeployment.

Secondly, since competitiveness requires compatibility, action is needed in specific sectors, such as research and development, energy and the environment, as well as equally specific objectives for creating full employment and good quality jobs, guaranteeing dignity and security for people in work, and addressing calls for flexibility from both sides of the employer-worker relationship by means of measures aiming not just at conci ...[+++]liation but also at worker redeployment.

To this end, it is asking the Twelve and by extension all the European bodies concerned, to reserve a specific frequency band of 169.4 to 169.8 MHz, which the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT) has said will be suitable. With the support of European firms, the administrations concerned in Europe also intend to adopt, through the CEPT, a new, worlwide standardized radiotaping code to permit faster and more extensive signalling, in particular including services (1) COM(89) 166 Putting an end to the fragmentation of the European market The ERMES system will end the fragmentation of the European market and help to bring ...[+++] down the cost of radiotaping receivers.

Resuming debate on the inquiry of the Honourable Senator Cools calling the attention of the Senate: (a) to the judgment of the Supreme Court of Canada in the sexual assault case Her Majesty the Queen v. Steve Brian Ewanchuk, delivered February 25, 1999, which judgment reversed the Alberta Court of Appeal's judgment upholding the trial court's acquittal; (b) to the intervenors in this case, being the Attorney General of Canada, Women's Legal Education and Action Fund, Disabled ...[+++] Women's Network Canada and Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton; (c) to the Supreme Court of Canada's substitution of a conviction for the acquittals of two Alberta courts; (d) to the lengthy concurring reasons for judgment by Supreme Court of Canada Madame Justice Claire L'Heureux-Dube, which reasons condemn the decision-making of Mr. Justice John Wesley McClung of the Alberta Court of Appeal and the decision of the majority of the Alberta Court of Appeal; (e) to Mr. Justice John Wesley McClung's letter published in the National Post on February 26, 1999, reacting to Madame Justice L'Heureux-Dube's statements about him contained in her concurring reasons for judgement; (f) to the nation-wide, extensive commentary and public discussion on the matter; and (g) to the issues of judicial activism and judicial independence in Canada today.