Traduction de «chargé de cours senior » (Français → Anglais) :

Finally, in view of the case load of this initial phase, a first (modest) reinforcement of the translation and interpretation capacities of the Court of Justice by ten translators and ten interpreters seems sufficient.

He became associate lecturer for foreign trade before moving to the Carl Duisberg Society as Director of the Economics and Information Department. Werner Hoyer was elected to the Bundestag in 1987.

Born in 1950; Doctor of Laws and lawyer at the Padua Bar; Assistant lecturer and senior researcher in civil and comparative law in the law faculty of the University of Padua (1977-82); Lecturer in Community law at the European College of Parma (1990-98), in the law faculties of the University of Padua (1985-87), the University of Macerata (1991-94) and the University of Naples (1995), and at the University of Milan (2000-01); Member of the Scientific Committee for the Master’s in European Integration at the University of Padua; Official at the Court of Justic ...[+++]e, in the Library, Research and Documentation Directorate (1982-84); Legal Secretary to Advocate General Mancini (1984-88); Legal Adviser to the Secretary-General of the European Parliament, Mr Enrico Vinci (1988-93); also, at the same institution: Head of Division in the Legal Service (1995-99); Director for Legislative Affairs and Conciliations, Inter-Institutional Relations and Relations with National Parliaments (1999-2004); Director for External Relations (2004-06); Director for Legislative Affairs in the Legal Service (2006-11); author of a number of publications on Italian civil law and European Union law; Judge at the Civil Service Tribunal since 6 October 2011.

Born in 1946; law studies (Master of Arts, Oxford University, 1967; Master of Laws, University College London, 1969); lecturer, University College London (1967 to 1973); Barrister (London, 1972 to 1974); Administrator/Principal Administrator, European Court of Human Rights (1974 to 1990); Visiting Professor at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada (1988); Head of Personnel, Council of Europe (1990 to 1993); Head of Division (1993 to 1995), Deputy Registrar (1995 to 2001), Registrar of the European Court of Human Rights (2001 to September 2005).

Born in 1946; law studies (Master of Arts, Oxford University, 1967; Master of Laws, University College London, 1969); lecturer, University College London (1967 to 1973); Barrister (London, 1972 to 1974); Administrator/Principal Administrator, European Court of Human Rights (1974 to 1990); Visiting Professor at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada (1988); Head of Personnel, Council of Europe (1990 to 1993); Head of Division (1993 to 1995), Deputy Registrar (1995 to 2001), Registrar of the European Court of Human Rights (2001 to September 2005); Judge at the Civil Service Tribunal since 6 October 2005.

How then does the minister explain the case of Monique Rainville, a UQAM teaching assistant, who in the past was eligible for unemployment insurance with a teaching load of only one course, and now, after the reform, is no longer eligible, even with two courses?