Traduction de «Give an account unsafe behaviour » (Anglais → Français) :

For the purpose of assesing whether the measure in question would give rise to a disproportionate burden, account should be taken of whether the measure in question is impracticable or unsafe and could not be made practicable and safe by a reasonable change to rules, policies or practices or the removal of architectural, communication or transport barriers or the provision of auxiliary aids or services .

The sad part about the example I am giving you of this anti-democratic bungle, this shameful behaviour by the federal Liberals by which they did not respect Quebec's referendum legislation, is that they invested heavily in propaganda and these expenses were not accounted for.

The offence, as designed in Bill C-64, accounts for these legitimate behaviours, such as inadvertency, by requiring that the tampering be committed under circumstances that give rise to a reasonable inference that the person did not so conceal the identity of the motor vehicle.

If you give money to a province and the money that you give to the province is unconditional and it's not contingent on any behaviour of the province I'm going to give you several billion dollars, and no matter what you do with it, it's yours I don't see why accountability falls down in the way in which the province decides to use that money.

It will not necessarily make companies perform better or more profitably, and it will not necessarily cut out criminal or unethical behaviour, but it will set down a series of criteria for corporate behaviour that are likely to enhance transparency, accountability and systems of business conduct, which in turn give the wider world, shareholders, stakeholders and others an idea of what is going on.

73. Asks that EU pre-accession aid for environmental purposes to the candidate countries be doubled by 2006; emphasises that EU financial instruments such as Phare, ISPA (Instrument for Structural Policies for Pre-Accession) and SAPARD (Support for Agriculture and Rural Development) should be interlinked and should offer stronger support for sustainable development; insists that the EUR 5 million limit for ISPA funding be removed in order to give small, innovative projects a chance and that EU-funded projects and programmes not only give due regard to the welfare and conservation of animals but also create the conditions for good livestock farming t ...[+++]hat takes account of the animals' natural behaviour and for minimising the transport of animals by ensuring that they are slaughtered as near as possible to where they have been reared; considers also that no transitional arrangements should be accepted in the sphere of animal welfare;