Traduction de «tenant commercial » (Français → Anglais) :

That, in the opinion of this House, the government, in the context of the softwood lumber dispute with the United States, should: (a) negotiate an end to the United States' countervailing duty process by replacing this United States trade remedy with one which either focuses on net subsidies taking into account tax-free bonds, sales tax abatements, property tax reductions, investment tax credits and energy co-generation agreements which are available in the United States at the state and local government levels, or that focuses exclusively on whether or not policies in Canada and elsewhere are anti-competitive in nature; and (b) that, in addition to the foregoing, the governmen ...[+++]t should launch negotiations with the United States' government with a view to eliminating tax competition, in particular manufacturing subsidies, which is ongoing between Canada and the United States.

Mr. Cullen (Etobicoke North) , seconded by Mr. Harvey (Chicoutimi—Le Fjord) , moved, — That, in the opinion of this House, the government, in the context of the softwood lumber dispute with the United States, should: (a) negotiate an end to the United States' countervailing duty process by replacing this United States trade remedy with one which either focuses on net subsidies — taking into account tax-free bonds, sales tax abatements, property tax reductions, investment tax credits and energy co-generation agreements — which are available in the United States at the state and local government levels, or that focuses exclusively on wheth ...[+++]er or not policies in Canada and elsewhere are anti-competitive in nature; and (b) that, in addition to the foregoing, the government should launch negotiations with the United States' government with a view to eliminating tax competition, in particular manufacturing subsidies, which is ongoing between Canada and the United States (Private Members' Business M-397)

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The Commission is therefore proposing an interregional association between the Union and Mercosur. 2. EU-Mercosur interregional association The long-term goal put forward by the Commission today is an EU-Mercosur interregional association founded on a balanced political, economic and trading partnership conducted in a spirit of solidarity, notably through the gradual establishment of a free-trade area for industrial products and services together with reciprocal and gradual liberalization of trade in agricultural products, taking account of the sensitivity of some products. Cooperation, political and otherwise, could be deepened at the ...[+++]same time. The objectives of association would be: - to foster interregional flows to the advantage of both partners and within the bounds of the Uruguay Round Final Act; - to promote strategic investment by firms; - to strengthen political cooperation at international level, in particular by seeking to reach joint positions in international forums on issues of mutual interest, including world peace and security; - to improve the efficiency of the Union's external activities by establishing a new framework for relations with partners of a similar nature. Though it is too early to state in detail the components of such an association, the main lines would be: - the gradual establishment of a free-trade area for industrial products and services and, taking account of the sensitivity of certain products, reciprocal and gradual liberalization of agricultural trade; - cooperation and dialogue on trade issues; - the liberalization of trade in services and capital; - joint financing instruments for regional projects; - cooperation on environmental issues and transport; - cooperation on science and technology; - cooperation on information, communications and culture; - interinstitutional cooperation; - political cooperation and coordination in international forums; - industrial cooperation; - cooperation regarding the informatio ...

The House resumed consideration of the motion of Mr. Cullen (Etobicoke North) , seconded by Mr. Harvey (Chicoutimi—Le Fjord) , — That, in the opinion of this House, the government, in the context of the softwood lumber dispute with the United States, should: (a) negotiate an end to the United States' countervailing duty process by replacing this United States trade remedy with one which either focuses on net subsidies — taking into account tax-free bonds, sales tax abatements, property tax reductions, investment tax credits and energy co-generation agreements — which are available in the United States at the state and local government le ...[+++]vels, or that focuses exclusively on whether or not policies in Canada and elsewhere are anti-competitive in nature; and (b) that, in addition to the foregoing, the government should launch negotiations with the United States' government with a view to eliminating tax competition, in particular manufacturing subsidies, which is ongoing between Canada and the United States (Private Members' Business M-397)