Traduction de «directeur gestion intégrée » (Français → Anglais) :

Director, Corporate Management

integrated border management | integrated management of the external borders | IBM [Abbr.]

integrated fleet management

integrated coastal area management | integrated coastal management | integrated coastal zone management | integrated management of coastal zones | ICAM [Abbr.] | ICM [Abbr.] | ICZM [Abbr.]

Guidelines for the Formulation of a Policy Framework for Integrated Planning and Management of Land Resources

Director Real Property Programme Management [ DRPPM | Director General Real Property Management | Director Realty and Facilities Management | Director Realty and Facilities Management Support | Director Realty Engineering Policy | Director Real Property Management | DRP Mgt ]

integrated management of natural resources | integrated natural resource management | INRM | integrated resource management

integrated water resources management | IWRM

Manager - warehousing/stock

Witnesses: From the Immigration and Refugee Board: Nurjehan Mawani, Chairperson; Nicole Senécal, Executive Director; Philip Palmer, Senior General Counsel, Director, Legal Services; Denis Kingsley, Director, Corporate Management; Don Gerlitz, Director, Standards, Analysis and Monitoring Policy, Planning and Research Branch.

From the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada: Lynn MacFarlane, Deputy Director, Corporate Management; John Ossowski, Assistant Director, Government Relationships and Communications; Yvon Carrière, Senior Counsel.

2. The Agency shall, by decision of the management board based on a proposal of the executive director, establish a technical and operational strategy for European integrated border management.

43. Stresses the need for a comprehensive master plan setting out the overall objectives and architecture of the EU's border management strategy, including the details showing how all related programmes and schemes in this area can be better optimised; takes the view that, when considering the architecture of the EU's border management strategy, the Commission should analyse first of all the effectiveness of the existing border management systems of the Member States, in order to bring about the optimal synergies between them and provide additional information regarding the cost-effectiveness of the new proposed systems, Entry/Exit, Electronic System of Travel Authorisation, Automated Border Control and the Registered Traveller Programme, within the framew ...[+++]ork of EU integrated border management;