Traduction de «programme de project » (Français → Anglais) :

TERMINOLOGIE

programme de calcul de la projection d'ombres d'une éolienne
wind turbine shadow calculator [ shadow calculator ]

Programme d'évaluation et de traitement de l'alcoolisme et la toxicomanie chez les personnes âgées [ Community Older Persons Alcohol Project ]
Community Older Persons Alcohol Program [ COPA | Community Older Persons Alcohol Project ]

projection conique conforme de Lambert [ projection conforme conique de Lambert | projection conique de Lambert | projection conforme de Lambert | projection Lambert conique | projection Lambert conforme | projection de Lambert ]
Lambert conformal projection [ Lambert conformal conic projection | Lambert conformal conical projection | Lambert conformal conic | Lambert's conformal | Lambert projection | Lambert conformal conic map projection | Lambert orthomorphic conic map projection ]

chef opératrice de projection | cheffe opératrice de projection | opérateur de projection | projectionniste
booth operator | cinema projectionist | film projectionist | projectionist

programme d'évaluation et de traitement pour enfants avec trouble de fluidité verbale
Assessment and therapy program for dysfluent children

incitation à l'adhésion au programme thérapeutique
Compliance with therapeutic regimen

date de démarrage d'un programme d'abandon du tabac
Smoking cessation program start date

Examen de comparaison et de contrôle dans le cadre d'un programme de recherche clinique
Examination for normal comparison and control in clinical research programme

coordonnateur de programmes pour les jeunes | coordonnatrice de programmes pour les jeunes | coordonnateur de programmes pour la jeunesse | coordonnateur de programmes pour les jeunes/coordinatrice de programmes pour les jeunes
inclusion director | youth mentoring director | youth programme coordinator | youth programme director

faire des projections sur les niveaux d’activité | réaliser des projections sur les niveaux d’activité | anticiper les niveaux d’activité | prévoir les niveaux d’activité
anticipate future levels of service | forecast future of business levels | create sales forecasts | forecast future levels of business

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

[xxvi] Mental Health Promotion of Adolescents and Young People (2000-2001) ( [http ...]
[xxvi] Projects co-funded from the Community Health Promotion Programme: Mental Health Europe-Santé Mentale Europe, Mental Health Promotion of Adolescents and Young People (2000-2001), [http ...]

[xxviii] Coping with Stress and Depression-related Problems in Europe (2001-2003) ( [http ...]
[xxviii] Projects co-funded from the Community Health Promotion Programme: Belgische Interuniversitair Centrum, Coping with Stress and Depression-related Problems in Europe (2001-2003), [http ...]

[xxx] Unemployment and Mental Health , projet cofinancé par le Programme communautaire de promotion de la santé et réalisé par la faculté de sociologie de l’Universidad de Deusto ( [http ...]
[xxx] Project co-funded from the Community Health Promotion Programme: Universidad de Deusto, Faculty of Sociology, Unemployment and Mental Health, [http ...]

[xli] Projet cofinancé par le Programme communautaire de surveillance de la santé (1997-2002) et réalisé par l’Institut central de la santé mentale, Mannheim (2000-2002)( [http ...]
[xli] Project co-funded from the Community Health Monitoring Programme (1997-2002), implemented by Central Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim (2000-2002). [http ...]

Troisièmement, le DPB accepte telles quelles les projections de Finances Canada en matière de dépenses de programme directes, car le gouvernement a refusé de fournir les données nécessaires pour établir si les compressions en cours sont soutenables et pour permettre au DPB de procéder à ses propres projections des dépenses de programmes directes.
Third, PBO currently takes Finance Canada's projection for direct program expenses as given, as the government has refused to release the data required to assess if the current restraint is sustainable and to allow PBO to do its own projection of direct program expenses.

Pendant la période couverte par le programme, les recettes encaissées en sus des projections du programme, y compris tout gain exceptionnel, sont épargnées ou utilisées pour réduire la dette.
Over the programme period, cash revenue above the programme projections, including any windfall gains, shall be saved or used to reduce debt.

(Le document est déposé) Question n 223 Mme Kirsty Duncan: En ce qui concerne les tiques transporteuses de la maladie de Lyme et la maladie de Lyme au Canada: a) quel pourcentage de cas de maladie de Lyme serait déclaré, (i) quel pourcentage de personnes traitées pour la maladie de Lyme présente le syndrome post-traitement, (ii) quel pourcentage de personnes non traitées pour la maladie de Lyme éprouve des accès intermittents d’arthrite, (iii) quel pourcentage de patients dont la maladie de Lyme n’est pas traitée sont susceptibles de se plaindre de symptômes neurologiques des mois ou des années après avoir été infectées; b) d’après l’ensemble des données épidémiologiques recueillies depuis que la maladie de Lyme est devenue une maladie à déclaration obligatoire au Canada, quelles sont les données les plus récentes au sujet des cas de maladie de Lyme, ventilées par (i) province, (ii) mois, (iii) symptôme, (iv) incidence selon l’âge et le sexe; c) comment le gouvernement détermine-t-il l’existence d’une « région endémique pour la maladie de Lyme », (i) quelles sont les régions au Canada où les tiques sont endémiques et hautement endémiques, (ii) quelles sont les régions au Canada où le nombre d’infections humaines est le plus élevé; d) où se classe la maladie de Lyme (i) parmi les maladies à transmission vectorielle, (ii) parmi les maladies à déclaration obligatoire; e) est-il possible d’être atteint de plus d’une infection vectorielle et, si oui, (i) les co-infections possibles font-elles l’objet d’une enquête et d’un suivi, (ii) le risque d’infections multiples par transmission vectorielle dépend-il du lieu géographique et, si oui, quelles régions sont plus particulièrement à risque, (iii) quel est le taux de co-infection par province; f) ventilé par province, pour les 20 dernières années, quelle est l’incidence du réchauffement climatique sur la maladie de Lyme, en particulier, (i) quelle est l’incidence du réchauffement climatique sur la propagation des tique ...
(Return tabled) Question No. 223 Ms. Kirsty Duncan: With respect to Lyme disease-carrying ticks and Lyme disease in Canada: (a) what percentage of Lyme disease cases are thought to be reported, (i) what percentage of people who receive treatment for Lyme disease develop post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome, (ii) what percentage of people with untreated Lyme disease infections experience intermittent bouts of arthritis, (iii) what percentage of untreated Lyme disease patients are at risk of developing chronic neurological complaints months to years after infection; (b) based on all epidemiological data collected since Lyme disease became a nationally-reportable disease, what is the most recent data available about Lyme disease cases, broken down (i) by province, (ii) by month, (iii) by symptom, (iv) incidence by age and sex; (c) how does the government define a “Lyme-endemic area”, (i) in what specific areas of Canada are ticks endemic and highly endemic, (ii) what areas of Canada have the highest numbers of human infections; (d) what is Lyme disease’s (i) ranking among vector-borne diseases in Canada, (ii) ranking among nationally notifiable diseases; (e) is it possible to have more than one tick-borne infection, and, if so, (i) are possible co-infections being investigated and tracked, (ii) does one’s chance of having multiple tick-borne infections depend on geographic location, and, if so, what areas are particularly at risk, (iii) what is the rate of co-infection by province; (f) broken down by province, over the last 20 years, how has a warming climate impacted Lyme disease, in particular, (i) how has warming impacted tick distribution by province, (ii) how has warming impacted the distribution of Lyme disease by province; (g) what does the government project will be the effect of climate change on (i) the geographical range of ticks in 2020 and 2050, (ii) the distribution of ticks across Canada, (iii) human Lyme disease infections, (iv) the distribution o ...

Même si elles ne sont pas impérativement requises par le code, la présence dans le programme de projections explicites concernant les catégories de recettes et de dépenses publiques sur une base comptable nationale aurait permis de réaliser une analyse plus approfondie de la qualité de l'ajustement budgétaire prévu.
Even if it is not compulsorily required in the code of conduct, the presence in the programme of explicit projections for general government revenues and expenditures categories on a national accounting basis would have allowed a deeper analysis of the quality of the projected budgetary adjustment.

M. Derrick Martens (Project Peacemakers): Je suis un bénévole à temps plein qui travaille sous les auspices du Service mennonite d'aide bénévole en tant que coordonnateur de programme pour Project Ploughshares, un groupe local de Winnipeg du Project Ploughshares établi à Waterloo, en Ontario.
Mr. Derrick Martens (Project Peacemakers): I'm a full-time volunteer under the auspices of the Mennonite Voluntary Service as program coordinator for Project Peacemakers. Project Peacemakers is a local Winnipeg group of Project Ploughshares, which is based in Waterloo, Ontario.

Recalls its conclusion of 29 April 1993, according to which detailed criteria and mechanisms should be established for cost-effective implementation and improved management of the Framework Programme in order to ensure that its objectives are fully met; reaffirms also its emphasis on the need for the improvement of procedures for systematic, independent and timely evaluation of the Framework Programme; 2. Welcomes in this respect the initiatives undertaken by the Commission with a view to improving the management of the EC research programmes and encourages the Commission to develop further such initiatives in time for the implementation of the 4th Framework Programme; 3. Emphasizes that procedures and tools for programme implementation should as far as possible be simplified and harmonised in order to facilitate participation in Community research programmes, particularly by SMEs, and to allow for smooth, transparent and timely implementation of the Framework Programme; welcomes in this respect the circulation by the Commission of information bulletins on a regular basis; 4. Would welcome in particular, without prejudice to the quality and transparency of the selection procedure, improvements in specific areas, such as the shortening of delays between deadlines for receipt of proposals and start of selected projects and the provision of information to applicants on non-selected proposals; 5. Takes note of the Commission's intention to assess in further detail the possible benefits and disadvantages of decentralised management and possible further concrete measures that could be taken in this field, so as to enable Council to take a view on this issue as soon as possible; 6. Considers that possible new types of activities, for example thematic networks of excellence, concertation networks and consortia for integrated projects, as proposed by the Commission, need to be clarified further; 7. Reaffirms the importance of the role of programme committees in the m ...
Recalls its conclusion of 29 April 1993, according to which detailed criteria and mechanisms should be established for cost-effective implementation and improved management of the Framework Programme in order to ensure that its objectives are fully met; reaffirms also its emphasis on the need for the improvement of procedures for systematic, independent and timely evaluation of the Framework Programme; 2. Welcomes in this respect the initiatives undertaken by the Commission with a view to improving the management of the EC research programmes and encourages the Commission to develop further such initiatives in time for the implementation of the Fourth Framework Programme; 3. Emphasizes that procedures and tools for programme implementation should as far as possible be simplified and harmonized in order to facilitate participation in Community research programmes, particularly by SMEs, and to allow for smooth, transparent and timely implementation of the Framework Programme; welcomes in this respect the circulation by the Commission of information bulletins on a regular basis; 4. Would welcome in particular, without prejudice to the quality and transparency of the selection procedure, improvements in specific areas, such as the shortening of delays between deadlines for receipt of proposals and start of selected projects and the provision of information to applicants on non-selected proposals; 5. Takes note of the Commission's intention to assess in further detail the possible benefits and disadvantages of decentralized management and possible further concrete measures that could be taken in this field, so as to enable Council to take a view on this issue as soon as possible; 6. Considers that possible new types of activities, for example thematic networks of excellence, concertation networks and consortia for integrated projects, as proposed by the Commission, need to be clarified further; 7. Reaffirms the importance of the role of programme committees in th ...