Traduction de «Moveable object » (Anglais → Français) :

movable [ moveable | moveable effect | moveable object | moveable thing ]

personal property | moveable property | movable property | moveable | movable | personalty

moveable goods | moveable article

movable frame hive [ movable-frame beehive | moveable frame hive | moveable frame beehive ]

community of moveables and acquests [ community of assets moveable and acquests ]

nano-object | nanoscale object | nanosize object | nanometer-scale object | nanometer-sized object

forfeiture of dangerous objects | forfeiture of objects | confiscation of dangerous objects | confiscation of objects

basic objective | long-range objective | strategic objective | long-term objective

objection after the fact | belated objection | objection out of time

Mr. David Walden (Director, Moveable Cultural Property, Arts and Heritage, Department of Canadian Heritage): It's our opinion that you will need five years of data to have a sufficient indication of how the program is working and the number of exhibitions and objects that will be indemnified.

Moveable cultural property grants can help museums and other cultural institutions to buy these important cultural and heritage objects.

It recommends, for example, the implementation of a system of cooperation between the various administrations and institutions involved in preventing and combating the unlawful trafficking of cultural objects at European level, the creation of a European internet portal, the endorsement of the international conventions of UNESCO and UNIDROIT[11], the imposition of an obligation to provide information at Union level on internet sales sites, the standardisation of national documents authorising the dispatch of cultural objects, the creation of a "passport" for goods being moved within Europe or the introduction of a general obligation to keep police r ...[+++]ecords of moveable cultural objects.

It recommends, for example, the implementation of a system of cooperation between the various administrations and institutions involved in preventing and combating the unlawful trafficking of cultural objects at European level, the creation of a European internet portal, the endorsement of the international conventions of UNESCO and UNIDROIT[11], the imposition of an obligation to provide information at Union level on internet sales sites, the standardisation of national documents authorising the dispatch of cultural objects, the creation of a "passport" for goods being moved within Europe or the introduction of a general obligation to keep police r ...[+++]ecords of moveable cultural objects.