Traduction de «Taille en degrés » (Français → Anglais) :

The common elements that characterize our smaller communities are as follows: They are remote; have limited infrastructure and transportation access; small populations and resultant limited internal business opportunities; limited wage employment opportunities; lower education levels than larger communities; a majority of Aboriginal residents; a stronger reliance on traditional harvesting for income and food; and significantly higher costs of living than any rural area in Southern Canada.

If it is certain that the failure of an institution of global size, market importance, and global interconnectedness would cause significant disruption in the global financial system and adverse economic consequences across a range of countries, it is also clear that the simultaneous failure, in a widespread crisis, of many small institutions making up a significant part of the banking sector in a country may have equally devastating effects on the economy.

(b)the degree of competition in both the retail and wholesale roaming markets, in particular the competitive situation of small, independent or newly started operators, and MVNOs, including the competition effects of commercial agreements and the degree of interconnection between operators.

In accordance with Council Decision 1999/534/EC tallow that is produced in accordance with the criteria levels laid down (Filtration and 133°C, 3 bars, 20 minutes) would be rendered safe and not give rise to the risk of transmission of BSE.

Every organization, especially of a certain size, needs a certain degree of supervisory ability and subdivision of groups into manageable numbers.

The climate change challenge is especially perplexing for Canada because of some of the unique and, ironically, some of the most desirable features of our country, features like the sheer size of our land mass, the long distances and the tough topography over which we must transport our people and goods, the extremes of our weather conditions from 40° below to more than 40° above, our resource based, energy intensive and export oriented economy, an economy which is growing faster than the rest of the industrialized world, our record setting exports and our growth in population, the second highest growth rate among all developed countries ...[+++].