Traduction de «Nez de marche à bord court » (Français → Anglais) :

step tread with lip

step tread with extended lip

split tile header face square edged | tile header face square edged

shortfin mako

tapered spindle nose

bullnose [ bullnosed-edge tile | single-edged bullnose tile | one round edge tile ]

6. Notes the ESRB’s statement of views of 9 December 2011 containing its reservations as regards a financial indicator, in which it states that the scoreboard ‘should include short-term liabilities (the sum of liabilities maturing within one year) for the unconsolidated financial sector, net of bank deposits, as a share of total liabilities’ and that ‘this indicator should be preferred to indicators based on flow-of funds equity measures, such as leverage or gearing ratios, because since equity is estimated at market values it is very sensitive to movements of the stock market’; reminds the Commission that Article 4(5) of the MIP Regulation stipulates ...[+++]that ‘the work of the ESRB shall be taken into due consideration in the drafting of indicators relevant to financial market stability’;

It shall be demonstrated that the point situated in the central position on the nose of the step (2) of each access door on both sides of a vehicle standing centrally on the rails and in service condition with new wheels but without passengers, shall be located inside the surface identified as ‘step location’ on the figure 11 below, meeting the requirements explained below.

A passenger who has a $100 fare ticket from Kelowna to Vancouver or Edmonton to Calgary with WestJet, on a discount, low cost, short haul flight, will end up paying the $24 round trip tax, but someone who is flying on a business expense account on Air Canada, a full service carrier, from Halifax to Vancouver, on a $4,500 J class fare will pay a $24 round trip tax.