Traduction de «liste définitive » (Français → Anglais) :

final list of electors [ final revised voters list | final voters list ]

definition list [ glossary list | description list | glossary ]

virus databank | databank of virus pattern | virus pattern databank | virus signature file

definition list | description list | discursive list | glossary list

edge definition

signature list in electronic form | signature list made available in electronic form

The General Court found the complaint to be inadmissible because (i) the Appellant missed time limits set by law; (ii) the Appellant did not properly demonstrate that it has an interest, in bringing the proceedings; (iii) the transitional measures in Art. 28 of Regulation No. 1924/2006 are sufficient to protect food business operators and there would not be a definite advantage in the adoption of a definitive list of permitted health claims for food business operators, and (iv) the provisions of the health claims regulation leave it to the discretion of the Commission to define the timeframe in which the list of permitted claims should ...[+++] be adopted and that the Commission enjoys a wide discretion in doing so.

Mr. Armstrong: We expect, going into an electoral event with a list of 80 per cent quality, that we will receive revisions which will bring the quality of the final list up to a level equivalent to the quality of the final list under the current system.

Mr. Michael Peirce (Director, Legal Operations; Counsel, Legislation and House Planning; Counsel, Privy Council Office): That would create an absurdity to give the final list to candidates, because the final list is prepared, as was explained, only after polling day and there are no candidates after polling day.

Would you accept the twelve-candidate rule being used for such issues as the issuance of tax receipts, the remission of unspent funds to the parties, and access to the final voters lists; or indeed—let me go one step further—would you accept it as being reasonable that individual, independent candidates for Parliament, running in one riding alone, should at least have access to the final voters lists so as to be able to compete on a level playing field?