Traduction de «1984 campaign » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

assist in the practical actions for developing marketing campaign | assisting in the practical actions for developing marketing campaigns | aid in the practical actions for developing marketing campaigns | assist in the practical actions for developing marketing campaigns
participer aux actions pratiques pour l’élaboration de campagnes de marketing

manage political campaigns | supervise political campaigns | monitor political campaigns | supervise party political campaigns
surveiller des campagnes politiques

implement event marketing for promotional campaigns | timetable event marketing for promotional campaigns | plan event marketing for promotional campaigns | planning event marketing for promotional campaigns
planifier des évènements de marketing pour des campagnes promotionnelles

public awareness campaign [ information campaign | international day | international year | public information campaign | world day | world year ]
sensibilisation du public [ année internationale | année mondiale | campagne d'information | campagne de sensibilisation | information du public | journée mondiale ]

election campaign publicity [ election campaign posters ]
propagande électorale [ affichage électoral ]

promotion campaign | promotion drive | sales drive | sales campaign | sales promotion campaign | sales-promotion campaign
campagne de promotion | campagne de promotion des ventes

campaign leadership | campaign committee | steering committee | campaign steering committee | campaign leadership committee
comité de campagne | comité directeur | direction de campagne

mixed-media advertising campaign | mixed media advertising campaign | mixed media ad campaign | mixed-media ad campaign
campagne de publicité multimédia | campagne publicitaire multimédia

Federal Service Division Joint Campaign [ FSD Joint Campaign | United Way Public Service Campaign ]
Campagne conjointe de la Division du service fédéral [ Campagne conjointe de la DSF | Campagne centraide de la fonction publique ]

election campaign
campagne électorale

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

He was the national campaign director during the 1984 campaign, and I was national campaign director during several other successful campaigns.
Il était directeur national de la campagne électorale de 1984 et moi, j'ai été directeur national de plusieurs autres campagnes électorales fructueuses.

Concerned about declining turnout in 1984 and 1989, he introduced to the debate the question of how the campaign for the European Parliamentary elections should be run and financed.
Préoccupé par la baisse de la participation aux élections de 1984-1989, il introduisit dans le débat la question de savoir comment conduire et financer la campagne pour les élections au Parlement européen.

She campaigned with Gil throughout all his campaigns, but she was also by my side during the 1984, 1986, 1988 and 1990 campaigns, and, yes, senators, they were every two years.
Elle a accompagné Gil pendant toutes ses campagnes, mais elle était aussi à mes côtés pendant les campagnes de 1984, 1986, 1988 et 1990.

Job creation was another priority during that election campaign, the 1984 campaign.
Un autre enjeu de la dernière campagne électorale, la campagne de 1984, c'était la création d'emplois.

In fact, a list was published recently in the Globe and Mail, containing around a hundred political appointments to various boards, associations, and commissions (1625) Under the title ``It pays to be a Liberal'', the Globe and Mail published a whole page giving a list of people for whom it really paid to be Liberals, people like Richard Croft, director, National Research Council, former Liberal fund-raiser and key leadership organizer for the present Prime Minister; Patrick Lavelle, chairman, Federal Business Development Bank, Ontario chairman of the present Prime Minister's leadership campaigns in 1984 and 1990; Jack Reid, Governor General of Saskatchewan, chairman of the present Prime Minister's leadership campaign; John Cordeau, director, Petro-Canada, Manitoba campaign chairman for the present Prime Minister; David McLain, chairman, CNRail, fund-raiser in the leadership campaign of the present Prime Minister.
La liste a d'ailleurs été publiée tout récemment dans le Globe and Mail, une liste compilée d'à peu près une centaine de nominations politiques de patronage dans des conseils, des associations, des commissions (1625) Dans le Globe and Mail, on a titré un article ainsi: «It Pays to be a Liberal». En effet, it pays to be a Liberal, car là-dedans, on y lit ceci: «Richard Kroft, directeur, Centre national de recherche, a été un Liberal fundraiser, key leadership organizer for the present prime minister; Patrick Lavelle, chairman, Federal Business Development Bank, Ontario chairman of the present Prime Minister's leadership campaign of 1984, 1990; Jack Weibe, Governor General of Saskatchewan, chairman of the present Prime Minister's leadership campaign; John Cordeau, director, Petro-Canada, Manitoba campaign chairman for the present Prime Minister; David Maclean, chairman, CN Rail, fundraiser in the leadership campaign of the present Prime Minister».

Mr. Bob Mills (Red Deer, Ref.): Mr. Speaker, the Liberal patronage list goes on: the 1988 Liberal candidate and long time riding president of Brome—Missisquoi; a former Quebec Liberal MP and past president of Quebec Liberals; the wife of a former B.C. Liberal president who was herself a twice defeated candidate; the Prime Minister's former law partner and chief fundraiser in the 1984 campaign; the former Liberal Party president and 1970 Liberal MP; the Liberal president for Quebec East, 1990-91; the Prime Minister's 1984 Manitoba campaign leader; failed Liberal candidate in 1993 and former riding president in Abitibi; former president of Moose Jaw—Lake Centre Liberal Riding Association; the Prime Minister's leadership co-ordinator for Atlantic Canada in 1990; a former Liberal cabinet minister; the former Liberal riding president for Labrador; the defeated 1993 Liberal candidate in Mission—Coquitlam; and the list goes on and on.
M. Bob Mills (Red Deer, Réf.): Monsieur le Président, la liste des faveurs libérales continue de s'allonger: le candidat libéral de 1988 et président de longue date de la circonscription de Brome—Missisquoi; un ancien député libéral du Québec et ancien président des libéraux du Québec; la femme d'un ancien président du Parti libéral en Colombie-Britannique, elle-même candidate qui a essuyé deux fois la défaite; l'ancien associé du premier ministre dans une étude d'avocats et principal responsable de la levée de fonds pour la campagne de 1984; un ancien président du Parti libéral et député libéral en 1970; le président libéral de la circonscription de Québec-Est en 1990-1991; le chef de la campagne du premier ministre au Manitoba en 1984; le candidat libéral défait en 1993 et ancien président de la circonscription d'Abitibi; l'ancien président de l'Association libérale de la circonscription de Moose Jaw—Lake Centre; le coordonnateur de la campagne à la direction du parti du premier ministre dans la région de l'Atlantique en 1990; un ancien ministre du Cabinet libéral; l'ancien président libéral de la circonscription du Labrador; le candidat libéral défait en 1993 dans la circonscription de Mission—Coquitlam. Et la liste continue.