Translation of "Pick release " (English → French) :

hay pick-up | picking attachment | pick-up | pick-up attachment | pick-up cylinder | windrow pick-up attachment

arrange pick‐ups | rank pick‐up | arrange a pick‐up | arrange pick‐up

voice-directed order-picking system | voice-directed order selection system | voice-activated order-picking system | voice-controlled order-picking system | voice-pick system

immediate release solid oral dosage form | immediate-release oral dosage form | immediate-release oral formulation | immediate-release oral pharmaceutical form

allocation from provisions and reserves for doubtful accounts | release of previous year's provisions | release of previous year's provisions for possible losses | release of provisions | release of provisions for contingencies and depreciation | transfer from provision accounts | transfer from provisions

hood release lever | hood release handle | inside hood release | interior hood release | inside hood lock release | hood latch release

(Return tabled) Question No. 625 Ms. Judy Foote: With regard to Canadian Forces operations since January 1, 2006, how many times have Canadian Forces aircraft been dispatched, at the request of provincial authorities, to conduct an emergency medical transportation and, for each such dispatch: (a) which provincial authority made the request; (b) which aircraft asset was involved; (c) from which Canadian Forces establishment was the aircraft dispatched; (d) from what location was the patient or patients picked up; (e) to what location was the patient or patients transported; (f) what was the date of the medical transportation; and (g) w ...[+++]as a news release or other statement issued to the media concerning the incident, and, if so, on what date was the release or statement made?

(Return tabled) Question No. 580 Mr. Justin Trudeau: With regard to Canadian Forces operations since January 1, 2006, how many times have Canadian Forces aircraft been dispatched, at the request of provincial authorities, to conduct an emergency medical transportation and, for each such dispatch: (a) which provincial authority made the request; (b) which aircraft asset was involved; (c) from which Canadian Forces establishment was the aircraft dispatched; (d) from what location was the patient or patients picked up; (e) to what location was the patient or patients transported; (f) what was the date of the medical transportation; and (g) w ...[+++]as a news release or other statement issued to the media concerning the incident, and, if so, on what date was the release or statement made?

It is similar for police officers who pick someone up without a warrant or with a warrant and take them before a provincial court judge and have him or her detained or released on certain conditions.

A newspaper in my constituency that picked up the European Parliament press release on the report cites me as being cautious about the reform of the CFP.