Translation of "Look-out card " (English → French) :

substitution card [ in-file suspense | in-file suspense card | look-out card ]

Lookout System [ LOOKS | Look Out Book | Look Out Index ]

look out [ look out station ]

deal a deck of cards | give out cards | deal cards | dealing cards

to keep a look-out by sight

attend to detail on food and beverages | attend to food and beverage details | attend to detail regarding food and beverages | look out for details when preparing and presenting food and drinks

look out (1) | forecastle watch (2)

The financial literacy leader's role is to help educate people, through whatever means, and to help with the education systems in each province to look closely at that credit card that may come out of a Cracker Jack box and not choose that as their credit card of choice.

When consumers receive a long document with small print accompanying their credit card, I would argue not many people are looking out for their own interests.

3. Points out that, although the non-economic rights of persons who have exercised their single-market rights are not covered by the Commission’s communication, the promised efforts to improve the existing situation as regards civil status documents would sit well with the Commission’s idea of introducing a European skills passport and a ‘Youth on the Move’ card; particularly appreciates the idea of creating European student mobility loans to give more young Europeans, in particular the most disadvantaged among them, the opportunity to experience a period of study, training or job placement in another country, and strongly supports the ...[+++]development of the Commission’s ‘Youth on the Move’ website, which should become a leading source of information for young people looking for self-development opportunities in Europe; considers that the European institutions can set a good example in this connection by increasing the number and range of traineeships (stages) and abolishing the unpaid stage as discriminatory;

This offence directly attacks those people who, as a first step to a later crime, hack into a large corporation's computer systems to obtain customer information, or who send phony emails out tricking people into providing their personal information to them, or who dive through, incredibly enough, people's garbage cans looking for discarded credit card information or utility bill information.