Traduction de «producteur joigne » (Français → Anglais) :

high yielder | high-performance animal | high-producing animal | high-yielding animal

Federation of Swiss Milk Producers [ SMP ]

Fédération des producteurs de lait du Québec [ FPLQ | Quebec Industrial Milk Producers' Marketing Board ]

Association of Writers, Directors and Producers

producer group [ producers' organisation ]

Association of the European Manufacturers of Technical Ceramics for Electronic, Electrical, Mechanical and Other Applications [ Association of the EEC Manufacturers of Technical Ceramics for Electronic, Electrical, Mechanical and Other Applications | ECC Group of Producers of Mineral Insulating Material for Electrotechnical Use ]

Ordinance of 30 October 2002 on the Extension of Mutual-Measures for Trade and Manufacturers Organisations | Ordinance on Trade and Manufacturers Organisations [ TMOO ]

For this purpose, they may foresee that a written undertaking of the producer is lodged upon application.

For this purpose, they may foresee a written undertaking to be made by the producer concerned upon application.

If we're pointing a finger at the government to put their money where their mouth is, I'm not concerned about splitting the cake between public and private, because the 37% is there, but I want to make sure the other producers at the education level and at the aboriginal level—and it depends what TV5 and VisionTV decide—also have the money for it. I agree that we need to protect Radio-Canada, but I don't want to sacrifice other productions that have an important impact not only in Quebec but in Ontario, for French Canadians all over the place, and for other purposes in English, because as you know, there's a good impact on English produc ...[+++]tion.

Hon. Pierre Pettigrew (Minister for International Trade, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, as I say and as my colleague has said time and again, these decisions are decisions that are made in Canada by Canadians, but what western farmers would appreciate at this moment is that the opposition join us in recognizing that the OECD study acknowledged that the Americans subsidize wheat at $108 per tonne and we subsidize it at only $31 per tonne.