Traduction de «belle des prés » (Français → Anglais) :

In my great riding of Leeds—Grenville this summer, people can visit the following sites of significance in Canada's history: the Battle of the Windmill National Historic Site near Prescott, where in 1838 British troops and local militia defeated an invasion force of 300 American and Canadian rebels and prevented them from capturing Fort Wellington; Fort Wellington, which was built during the War of 1812 to defend the St. Lawrence River shipping route; the St. Lawrence Islands National Park, a tiny jewel with a rich and complex natural and human history; the 1810 Old Stone Mill in Delta, which showcases milling technology and 1800s industrial heritage; ...[+++] and the best part of the Rideau Canal, which, including Fort Henry and the Kingston Fortifications, is a world heritage site.

I hear fine words about the need for savings and efficiency, but the budget of over EUR 1.7 billion in 2011 is an increase of nearly 6%.

Bell Globemedia's purchase of CHUM was accompanied by the immediate layoff of nearly 300 people, within hours of the announcement.

I would like to emphasise as a further positive result that the budget has been increased to nearly 117 million euro, which in comparison to the 50 million budget for Daphne II and the 20 million for Daphne I represents a significant step forward.

I want to thank Mr Horáček for having inserted into this fine resolution the reference to the Yukos managers, which insists on their being at last set at liberty or at least treated in accordance with Russian law and imprisoned nearer to their homes.

13. Welcomes the Commission’s decision of May 2001 to transfer the administration of Sapard financial aid to Bulgaria, which should be regarded as a major success, since it made Bulgaria the first candidate country to move on to the operational stage of the Sapard initiative; regrets however at the same time that so far during the pre-accession stage time has been lost which could have been used to provide structural support for Bulgaria’s agriculture, whose share in gross value added is still nearly 15%;