Traduction de «Individual checking » (Anglais → Français) :

tight individual checking [ tight checking | tight guarding | tight control ]

individual checking | man-to-man defence | man-to-man marcking

character check | row parity check | transverse parity check | transverse redundancy check | vertical check | vertical redundancy check

block check | column parity check | horizontal check | longitudinal parity check | longitudinal redundancy check | LRC [Abbr.]

police checks [ checking of vehicle papers | check on persons | identification checks | roadside checks ]

individual concession [ individual burial plot | individual cemetery plot | individual plot | individual gravesite ]

quick turn-around inspection [ AB check | enroute check | en route check | trip check | en route station stop check | between flight check | A-B check ]

bad check | bad cheque | check without cover | check without funds | rubber check

entry check (1) | check (2) | checks on persons (3)

individual benefits provision | individual provident measure | voluntary insurance scheme | 3rd pillar

In the context of obtaining advance passenger information, there is the technology to scan documents when an individual checks in or when an individual checks in at the gate, and that information then could go into a database or could be downloaded or sent electronically to inspection agencies at the point of arrival.

(Return tabled) Question No. 213 Mr. Raymond Côté: With regard to the Business Credit Availability Program (BCAP): (a) what is the total amount borrowed from the program for each fiscal year since it was created; (b) how many loans over $250 million dollars were issued; (c) which enterprises or individuals received loans over $250 million dollars; (d) how many loans between $25 million to $250 million dollars were issued; (e) which enterprises or individuals received loans between $25 million to $250 million dollars; (f) which enterprises or individuals received loans less than $25 million dollars; (g) what sum from the whole of BC ...[+++]AP's assets was given out as (i) loans, (ii) grants, (iii) subsidies; (h) what was the form (checks, bank loans, business loans, credit cards, cash) of the BCAP's loans, grants, and subsidies; (i) what were the conditions of acceptance to receive the BCAP program's support; (j) who was deciding on rejecting or accepting businesses into BCAP's loan program; (k) what were the eligibility criteria of BCAP's measures for businesses; (l) was there an evaluation grid of criteria needed for a business or individual to have access to BCAP's helping measures, and, if yes, who was the person or group of persons responsible for taking decisions concerning helping or not helping a business; (m) what is the total number of businesses that were directly helped by the BCAP program; (n) what was the composition of the oversight group managing the BCAP program; (o) were there any private companies involved in the acceptance or rejection process of the BCAP program, and, if yes, what were the names of the individuals that were involved and what were their roles within the BCAP program administration; (p) were there any conditions to receive financing from BCAP program; (q) what was the percentage and sum within the amount of BCAP resources allocated to small businesses (under 100 employees); (r) what was the percentage and sum within the am ...

In order to achieve these objectives, we propose that Parliament insist on certain priorities: firstly, we propose that OLAF draw up 27 profiles, analysing with due care and attention the strategies followed by each individual Member State in combating fraud and irregularities in the use of European resources, with a precise map of the authorities responsible for performing checks in each individual country and data on the quantity and quality of the checks performed and on their effects.

In the case of Eurodac, how do we know that these special searches were not unauthorised access by national agencies masquerading as searches on behalf of individuals checking their own data?