Traduction de «Kennedy bar » (Anglais → Français) :

Kennedy bar [ continuous lingual clasp ]

lingual bar [ continuous bar retainer | continuous clasp | continuous lingual clasp | Kennedy bar ]

spinal and bulbar muscular atrophy | SBMA | Kennedy disease | X-linked spinal and bulbar muscular atrophy | spinobulbar muscular atrophy | Kennedy's disease

Kennedy Space Center [ KSC | John F. Kennedy Space Center ]

bar | chain bar | chain blade | chain guide | cutter bar | cutting bar | guide bar | guide blade | guide plate | sword

safari bar | nudge bar | safari light bar | safari lightbar | bull bar | roo bar | front safari bar

crash bar | panic bar | panic exit bar | push bar

color bar generator | color pattern generator | color-bar generator | colour bar generator | colour pattern generator | colour-bar generator

handle equipment in the bar | operate various bar utensils | handle bar equipment | use professional bar accessories

two-dimension bar code | 2-dimension bar code | two-dimensional bar code | 2-dimensional bar code | 2D bar code | two-dimensional code | 2-dimensional code | 2D code

. Mr. Kennedy — now Newfoundland's Minister of Health — saved Mr. Turner from a life behind bars.

(Return tabled) Question No. 1149 Mr. Kennedy Stewart: With regard to the emigration of skilled Canadian workers: (a) how does the government measure the emigration of Canadian workers skilled in fields related to science and technology; (b) how does the government measure the number of Canadian-educated post-graduates in fields related to science and technology that take up employment outside of Canada; (c) what programs are in place to retain Canadian-educated post-graduates in fields related to science and technology and how is the effectiveness of these programs measured and publicly reported; (d) what measures are used to support ...[+++] government claims that the “brain drain” in science and technology fields is being reversed; (e) what consultation has taken place within the past year with those in the science and technology communities to address concerns about emigration of skilled Canadian workers; (f) how many research labs and facilities undertaking basic research are currently receiving tri-council funding; and (g) how many facilities currently receiving tri-council funding, barring the application and approval for new sources of tri-council funding, will no longer be receiving any tri-council funding once their current term for existing grants has expired?

In June 2004, the American Bar Association's Justice Kennedy Commission called on Congress to repeal mandatory minimum sentences stating, “Mandatory minimum sentences tend to be tough on the wrong people”.

American Bar Association, Justice Kennedy Commission, Report to the House of Delegates, August 2004, pp. 27-29.