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Blending department
Bureau of Mines
Data entry department
Data preparation department
Data preparation section
Department of Crown Lands
Department of Highways
Department of Lands and Forests
Department of Lands and Mines
Department of Mines
Department of Mines and Northern Affairs
Department of Public Works
Department of Public Works and Services
Department of Supply
Department of Supply and Services
Department of Transportation
Department of Transportation and Communications
Department store
Department stores
Erection department
Final assembly
Final assembly department
French Overseas Department
French overseas department and region
Hypermarket
Large store
MNRF
Ministry of Natural Resources
Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry
Pack-out department
Power of veto
Punched card department
Punched card machine department
Right of veto
Supermarket
Superstore
Tabulating department
Veto
Veto power
Veto right

Traduction de «veto department » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE
voir aussi les traductions en contexte ci-dessous
veto [ power of veto | right of veto ]

veto [ droit de veto | pouvoir de veto ]


power of veto [ veto power ]

pouvoir de veto [ pouvoir absolu de blocage ]






Department of Works, Services and Transportation [ Department of Transportation | Department of Transportation and Communications | Department of Highways | Department of Public Works and Services | Department of Public Works | Department of Supply and Services | Department of Supply ]

Department of Works, Services and Transportation [ Department of Transportation | Department of Transportation and Communications | Department of Highways | Department of Public Works and Services | Department of Public Works | Department of Supply and Services | Department of Supply ]


Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry [ MNRF | Ministry of Natural Resources | Department of Lands, Forests and Mines | Department of Lands and Mines | Department of Crown Lands | Department of Lands and Forests | Department of Mines and Northern Affairs | Department of Mines | Bureau of Mines ]

ministère des Richesses naturelles et des Forêts [ MRNF | ministère des Richesses naturelles | Department of Lands, Forests and Mines | Department of Lands and Mines | Department of Crown Lands | Department of Lands and Forests | Department of Mines and Northern Affairs | Department of Mines | Bureau of Mines ]


supermarket [ department store | hypermarket | large store | superstore | Department stores(ECLAS) | Department store(STW) | Hypermarket(STW) ]

magasin à grande surface [ grande distribution | grand magasin | hypermarché | magasin populaire | supermarché ]


French overseas department and region [ French Overseas Department ]

département et région d’outre-mer (France) [ départements français d'outre-mer | DOM français | DOM-ROM | région française d'outre-mer | ROM français ]


punched card machine department | punched card department | tabulating department | data entry department | data preparation department | data preparation section

service mécanographique | département de mécanographie


final assembly department | blending department | pack-out department | erection department | final assembly

poste de montage final | service de montage | montage final
TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE
For the benefit of those of us who feel that maybe we don't have enough knowledge to tinker with what departments are proposing and don't want to screw things up by maybe vetoing certain expenditures or trying to mix into the process, from your point of view, as someone who has studied this in a professional way, I wonder what benefit you can see to the departments with parliamentary committees being perhaps more active and more proactive in actually putting checks and balances into the process, rather than kind of just waving them th ...[+++]

Pour ceux d'entre nous qui estiment peut-être ne pas avoir suffisamment de connaissance pour modifier ce que les ministères proposent et qui ne veulent pas tout bousiller en apposant leur droit de veto à certaines dépenses ou en tentant de s'ingérer dans le processus, je me demande, puisque vous avez étudié la question de façon professionnelle, quel est à votre avis l'avantage pour les ministères que les comités parlementaires soient peut-être plus actifs et plus proactifs en ajoutant en fait des freins et contrepoids au processus, pl ...[+++]


9. Takes the view that Poland vetoed the mandate for negotiations on the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement in order to draw the Community’s attention to the long-term discriminatory import ban on Polish meat; highlights that this sanction, as with the import bans imposed on other EU Member States and countries neighbouring on Russia, was based on fake and manipulated veterinary documents, since, according to investigations carried out by EU departments, Polish meat meets EU standards; urges the Commission and the Council to take ...[+++]

9. estime que si la Pologne a mis son veto au mandat de négociation de l'accord de partenariat et de coopération, c'est pour attirer l'attention de la Communauté sur l'embargo discriminatoire imposé de longue date à l'importation de viande polonaise; souligne que cette sanction, tout comme l'embargo imposé aux importations d'autres États membres de l'Union et de pays voisins de la Russie, se fonde sur des documents vétérinaires falsifiés ou manipulés puisque selon l'enquête des services de l'Union européenne, la viande polonaise répond aux normes de l'Union européenne; prie instamment la Commission et le Conseil de prendre des mesures ...[+++]


This veto possibility could induce Member States which wish to cooperate more deeply to depart from the institutional framework set out in the Treaties.

Cette possibilité de veto peut inciter les Etats souhaitant coopérer entre eux de manière plus approfondie à ne pas se situer à l'intérieur du cadre institutionnel prévu par les traités.


All this being true, must government policy on any issue - including untold hardships suffered by thousands of Canadians because of the blundering of governments - always be decided by a Justice Department opinion, a Treasury Board directive and a Finance Department veto?

Tout cela étant vrai, la politique du gouvernement doit-elle, quel que soit l'enjeu, y compris les souffrances endurées par des milliers de Canadiens à cause d'une bourde des gouvernements, toujours être décidée en fonction d'un avis du ministère de la Justice, d'une directive du Conseil du Trésor et du veto du ministère des Finances?


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A clear, and I emphasize clear, definition between Environment Canada's responsibilities for wildlife and ecosystems adjacent to the NMCAs, Parks Canada's authority to question and if necessary to veto Department of Fisheries and Oceans decisions in management of these areas resources and a clear delineation of the Department of Fisheries and Oceans responsibilities are all requirements we ought to consider before the legislation returns to the House.

Avant que le projet de loi ne revienne à la Chambre, il faudra distinguer clairement, et j'insiste sur ce mot, les responsabilités d'Environnement Canada à l'égard de la faune et des écosystèmes adjacents aux aires marines de conservation, le pouvoir de Parcs Canada de mettre en doute et, si nécessaire, de bloquer les décisions du ministère des Pêches et des Océans pour la gestion des ressources de ces aires, ainsi que les responsabilités du ministère des Pêches et Océans.


The Department of Justice simply cannot ignore the rulings of a number of our highest courts, particularly those of Justice Laskin in the 1981 reference on patriation of the Constitution, and of Justice Turgeon in the 1982 reference on the Quebec veto, which were both extremely clear as regards the theory of a compact between the two groups or communities - and I quote:

Le ministère de la Justice ne peut pas ignorer non plus les jugements qui ont émané des plus hauts tribunaux, en particulier ceux du juge Laskin, dans la référence sur le rapatriement de la Constitution en 1981, et du juge Turgeon, en 1982, sur le droit de veto du Québec, qui ont été extrêmement clairs pour dire que ces théories de pacte entre deux groupes, deux communautés - et je le cite:


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