Traduction de «commission du système métrique canada » (Français → Anglais) :

1. This Order maybe cited as the Metric Commission Order.

In its Communication 2008/C 182/08 on the application and future development of Community legislation concerning vehicle emissions from light-duty vehicles and access to repair and maintenance information (Euro 5 and 6) the Commission has suggested a series of OBD threshold limits, which broadly reflect the thresholds applied to most light duty vehicles in the United States and Canada from the year 2013 onwards, where the majority of vehicles’ OBD systems are compl ...[+++]iant with the legislation set by the Californian Air Resources Board (CARB).

During this time, the Commission will work with Canada to further elaborate some of the parameters of the new system, like the selection of judges, the access by smaller businesses to the new system and the appeal mechanism.

During that time, as foreseen in the agreement, the Commission will work with Canada to further elaborate certain parameters of the new system, like the selection of judges, the access by small and medium enterprises to the new system and the appeal mechanism.

The European Parliament has recently given its consent to the conclusion of the Agreement between the European Union and the United States of America on the processing and transfer of Financial Messaging Data from the European Union to the United States for the purposes of the Terrorist Finance Tracking Program (EU-US TFTP Agreement).[2] The exchange of Passenger Name Records (PNR) with third countries has also helped the EU to combat terrorism and other forms of serious crime.[3] Having concluded PNR agreements with the US, Australia and Canada, the Commission has recently gone back to the drawing board to reconsider its approach to establish ...[+++]ing a PNR system in the EU and sharing such data with third countries.

In accordance with Article 22b of the Directive Television without Frontiers the Commission asked the Oxford University for a study on parental control of television broadcasting [62] which came to the conclusion that in the current analogue system, the US and Canadian approach of - which is based on the so-called V-chip technology - is not technically feasible in Europe.