Traduction de «Library rules » (Anglais → Français) :

loan library rules | rules for borrowers

library [ Library service(STW) ]

virtual library [ cyberlibrary | cyber library | digital library | electronic library ]

media library [ audiovisual library | audio-visual library | multimedia library ]

aid students with library operations | help students with library operations | assist students with library operations | assists students with library operations

International Federation of Library Associations | International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions | International Library and Bibliographical Committee | IFLA [Abbr.]

book mobile library | mobile library | travelling library

little library | little outdoor library | little library box | Little Free Library

clip art library | clip-art library | graphic library | library of graphics

The Parliament of Canada has therefore the constitutional authority not only to regulate its internal proceedings and establish rules of procedure, but also to enact a large number of procedurally important statutory provisions, many of which are found in the Parliament of Canada Act. Of procedural significance for the House, this Act, for instance, provides for: the power of the House and its committees to administer oaths to witnesses appearing either at the Bar of the House or before a committee; procedures to be followed when Members resign or when seats are otherwise vacated; conflict of interest rules applicable to Members; a De ...[+++]puty Speaker’s ability to act in the Speaker’s absence; the existence and remuneration of parliamentary secretaries; the remuneration of Members of Parliament; the existence and management of the Library of Parliament; and the establishment of the Board of Internal Economy to act on all financial and administrative matters respecting the House.

The Bundesgerichtshof is required to rule on a dispute between the Technical University of Darmstadt (Technische Universität Darmstadt) and a German publishing house, Eugen Ulmer KG The publishing house is seeking to prevent (i) the university from digitising a book it holds in its library collection published by Eugen Ulmer and (ii) users of the library from being able, via electronic reading points provided therein, to print the book or save it on a USB stick and/or take those reproductions out of the library.

While the 2003 directive required that data from public bodies should come at a price no greater than the cost of collecting and disseminating the data, the 2013 directive clearly limits this rule to libraries and public bodies that need the revenue to perform their jobs.

Following the extension of the scope of Directive 2003/98/EC to libraries, including university libraries, museums and archives, it is appropriate to take into account current divergences in the Member States with regard to digitisation of cultural resources, which could not be effectively accommodated by the current rules of that Directive on exclusive arrangements.