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Barrel its way through
Force its way through
Hi-rail maintenance of way tractor
Lumber through
Make its way
Make way
Make way through the water
Make way through the waters
One-way mirror
Person making his way into the labour market
See-through mirror
Through his immediate superior
Through official channels
Trail through
Two-way mirror
Via hierarchical channels
Work its way

Traduction de «his way through » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE
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make its way [ work its way | trail through | force its way through | lumber through ]

se frayer un passage [ se frayer un chemin ]


make way through the waters [ make way through the water | make way ]

avoir de l'erre [ avoir du sillage ]


person making his way into the labour market

personne en situation d'insertion




through his immediate superior | through official channels | via hierarchical channels

par la voie hiérarchique


one-way mirror | see-through mirror | two-way mirror

miroir Argus | miroir espion | miroir semi-réfléchissant | semi-miroir | verre diaphane


hi-rail maintenance of way tractor | hi-rail M/W tractor

tracteur rail-route d'entretien de la voie
TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE
It took a long time for him to work his way through the court system, but in a ruling on March 10, 1999, Madam Justice Anne Marie Malloy of the Ontario Court, General Division, ruled that the Canada Elections Act violated the charter of rights in a number of important ways and that therefore substantial chunks of the law would be struck down.

Il lui a fallu pas mal de temps pour obtenir une décision de la justice, mais finalement, le 10 mars 1999, Mme le juge Anne Marie Malloy, de la Division générale de la Cour de l'Ontario, statuant que la Loi électorale du Canada portait atteinte à la Charte des droits à d'importants égards, a invalidé un bon nombre de ses dispositions.


I was just talking to one of our organizational experts on safety nets who, on a six-hour plane ride from Saskatoon to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, started working his way through the forms and got about 20 per cent through them. He estimates that it will take him 24 to 30 hours to work his way through them.

Je viens de parler à un de nos experts organisationnels sur les filets de sécurité qui, pendant le vol de six heures entre Saskatoon et Charlottetown, a commencé à remplir ses formulaires; il en a fait environ 20 p. 100. Il estime qu'il lui faudra encore de 24 à 30 heures de travail pour terminer.


For the purposes of this Directive, ‘passive corruption’ means the action of a public official who, directly or through an intermediary, requests or receives advantages of any kind, for himself or for a third party, or accepts a promise of such an advantage, to act or to refrain from acting in accordance with his duty or in the exercise of his functions in a way which damages or is likely to damage the Union's financial interests.

Aux fins de la présente directive, on entend par «corruption passive», le fait, pour un agent public, directement ou par interposition de tiers, de solliciter ou de recevoir des avantages, de quelque nature que ce soit, pour lui-même ou pour un tiers, ou d'en accepter la promesse, pour accomplir ou ne pas accomplir un acte relevant de sa fonction ou un acte dans l'exercice de sa fonction qui porte atteinte ou est susceptible de porter atteinte aux intérêts financiers de l'Union.


For the purposes of this Directive, ‘active corruption’ means the action of a person who promises, offers or gives, directly or through an intermediary, an advantage of any kind to a public official for himself or for a third party for him to act or to refrain from acting in accordance with his duty or in the exercise of his functions in a way which damages or is likely to damage the Union's financial interests.

Aux fins de la présente directive, on entend par «corruption active», le fait, pour quiconque, de promettre, de proposer, ou de donner, directement ou par l'intermédiaire de tiers, un avantage, de quelque nature que ce soit, à un agent public, pour lui-même ou pour un tiers, pour que cet agent public accomplisse ou s'abstienne d'accomplir un acte relevant de sa fonction ou un acte dans l'exercice de sa fonction qui porte atteinte ou est susceptible de porter atteinte aux intérêts financiers de l'Union.


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First of all, let me pay tribute to the rapporteur, Mr Becsey, who has fought his way through this difficult subject matter and who has now become our VAT expert in the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs.

Tout d’abord, je voudrais féliciter le rapporteur, M. Becsey, qui s’en est sorti avec cette question difficile et qui est devenu maintenant notre expert TVA à la commission des affaires économiques et monétaires.


Calls therefore on the authorities to explore ways and means of resolving the issues at hand through political dialogue and to enable Sam Rainsy to resume his parliamentary activities as rapidly as possible;

demande donc aux autorités cambodgiennes d'explorer les voies et moyens de résoudre les problèmes existants par le dialogue politique et de permettre à Sam Rainsy de reprendre ses activités parlementaires dès que possible;


It is amazing how calmly and composedly he has cut his way through this jungle of interests.

Le calme et la sérénité avec lesquels il a affronté ce marché bruyant des intérêts sont remarquables.


In terms of enthusiasm, it was said that as a member of Parliament, Ray Perrault pounded his way through more desktops in support of his colleagues than anyone else in the history of the House of Commons.

On a dit à l'époque, en parlant de son enthousiasme, que le député Ray Perrault avait fracassé plus de dessus de pupitres en manifestant son appui à ses collègues que quiconque dans l'histoire de la Chambre des communes.


Until less then two weeks before the October 30 Quebec referendum, the Prime Minister was making his way through fund-raising dinners in Western Canada, reassuring his audiences that the No side would win in a landslide.

Jusqu'à moins de deux semaines avant le référendum du 30 octobre, au Québec, le premier ministre allait d'un dîner-bénéfice à l'autre, dans l'ouest du Canada, pour rassurer les auditoires en leur disant que le NON allait l'emporter haut la main.


At the same time, the manufacturer needs to feel that he will not have to find his way through a maze of different enforcement practices.

Quant au fabricant, il ne doit pas avoir le sentiment d'être perdu dans un dédale de méthodes d'application différentes.




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