Vertaling van "groupe mothers against drunk " (Frans → Engels) :

Des groupes comme les Mothers Against Drunk Driving et les People Against Impaired Drivers sont très importants.
Groups like Mothers Against Drunk Drivers and People Against Impaired Driving are very important.

Les recommandations du comité sur les dispositions du projet de loi font suite aux pressions exercées par le groupe Mothers Against Drunk Driving, les associations policières, les groupes de victimes et les députés de tous les partis.
The committee's recommendations on the provisions of this bill are in response to public pressure spurred by Mothers Against Drunk Driving, police associations, victims groups and members of parliament from all parties.

Mme Judkins: Puisqu'on parle de la conduite en état d'ébriété, un groupe de défense des victimes, MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Drivers) a lancé une campagne d'éducation qui consistait à visiter systématiquement les écoles et d'autres groupes ou institutions pour sensibiliser le public à ce problème.
Ms Judkins: On the drinking and driving issue, the victims' group MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Drivers) consistently went into schools and other locations to educate the community.

L'acronyme MADD signifie Mothers Against Drunk Driving, mais on pourrait également dire MAID, Mothers Against Impaired Driving.
While the acronym MADD might stand for Mothers Against Drunk Driving, they might as well be MAID, mothers against impaired driving.

Ce projet de loi est appuyé par de nombreux organismes, notamment Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Ontario Students Against Drunk Driving, Ontario Community Council on Impaired Driving, Young Drivers of Canada, Families and Friends Against Drunk Driving, et Margaret Rywak, présidente du Nepean Committee Against Impaired Driving.
This bill has the support of many organizations including Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Ontario Students Against Drunk Driving, Ontario Community Council on Impaired Driving, Young Drivers of Canada, Families and Friends Against Drunk Driving and Margaret Rywak, chair of the Nepean Committee Against Impaired Driving.