Traduction de «Programme d'utilisation des locaux » (Français → Anglais) :

space allocation plan

Comparative Analysis of Office Utilization Report

use of premises

Programme on the dissemination and utilisation of research results | Specific Programme for the dissemination and utilisation of scientific and technological research results | VALUE [Abbr.]

not recommended for interior use on large surface areas | S52

occupancy

most frequently used programs list | MFU list

service life extension program [ SLEP ]

The City of Victoria has provided not only a modest direct-grants program, but also a tax relief program to encourage owners of historic buildings in the heritage centre of Victoria to seismically upgrade their buildings so the apartments or spaces above the stores in question can be used for residential purposes.

When it came to the attention of the House in June 1998 that Ernst Zundel (notorious for having published his claims that the Holocaust never occurred) had been granted use of the Centre Block press conference facility managed by the Parliamentary Press Gallery (Debates, June 4, 1998, pp. 7608-9), the House agreed that, for the remainder of the session, Mr. Zundel would be denied admission to the House of Commons precinct (Journals, June 4, 1998, p. 937).

19. Is surprised that Worldwatch Institute Europe founded on 5 November 2010 indicated as its address that of the Agency and used its premises as its own without any rent to the Agency, thus using premises paid by the EU budget; regrets that the Director's letter of 30 April 2012 refers only to Worldwatch Institute US based and not to the Worldwatch Institute Europe which used the Agency's premises without any rent; takes further note that executive director of Worldwatch Institute Europe was an Agency's guest scientist; calls on the Agency to provide the discharge authority with concrete details and documentary evidence on this matter, including the person in the Agency who authorised this, the c ...[+++]oncrete date when Worldwatch Institute Europe ceased to use the Agency's premises, as well as whether the work performed by the respective guest scientist of the Agency was published under the Worldwatch Institute Europe name or that of the Agency by the end of August 2012;

11. Welcomes the encouragement of lifelong learning for persons in employment, irrespective of their type of employment contract, as well as for unemployed persons, workers with few qualifications, temporary workers, the self-employed, older workers and women; notes, however, that education and training need to be adjusted to make lifelong learning possible for women and men who combine work with caring for children and relatives; observes that this can be done by, for example, using local premises, arranging child-minding, distance ...[+++] learning for those who live in remote areas and the provision of tailor-made programmes and flexible instruction;