Traduction de «Sell telecommunication products » (Anglais → Français) :

market telecommunication products | telecommunication product sales | barter telecommunication products | sell telecommunication products

amass license for selling tobacco products | gain license for selling tobacco products | acquire license for selling tobacco products | acquiring a license for selling tobacco products

promote and sell a product | sell a product | sell products | selling products

weak-selling product [ weak product ]

Regulations Prescribing the Fees to be Paid for a Pest Control Product Application Examination Service Provided by or on behalf of Her Majesty in Right of Canada, for a Right or Privilege to Manufacture or Sell a Pest Control Product in Canada and for Est

The Fuel Petroleum Products Act [ An Act to provide for the Licensing of Persons producing and selling Fuel Petroleum Products and the Imposition and Collection of a Tax on Certain Purchasers of Gasoline ]

to compel to sell the entire production

making,using,offering for sale,selling,or importing the product

validation and certification of IT and telecommunication products

EUROVOC descriptor: audiovisual industry provision of services advertising broadcasting child protection distance selling audiovisual production regulation of telecommunications services of general interest

Their profit margin depends on their ability to provide services and sell products beyond the provincial borders, whether their business is transportation, telecommunications or international finance.

When we compare the United States and Canada, we can see that in the North American market, where it should be easy to sell our products, particularity softwood lumber, the Americans decided overnight to impose a 27 p. 100 export tax. So I am trying to see.if we were to deregulate the telecommunications market, would we not then be running the risk of having American enterprise, which is at least 10, 15 or 20 times bigger than Canadian enterprise, take over what we call telecommunications in Canada.

' (d) adding after line 8 on page 42 the following: ``(11) In this section, ``programming undertaking'' means (a) a programming undertaking as defined in the Broadcasting Act; (b) a programming undertaking described in paragraph (a) that originates programs within a network, as defined in the Broadcasting Act; or (c) a distribution undertaking as defined in the Broadcasting Act, in respect of the programs that it originates. The undertaking must hold a broadcasting licence issued by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission under the Broadcasting Act. 30. 9 (1) It is not an infringement of copyright for a broadcas ...[+++]ting undertaking to reproduce in accordance with this section a sound recording, or a performer's performance or work that is embodied in a sound recording, solely for the purpose of transferring it to a format appropriate for broadcasting, if the undertaking (a) owns the copy of the sound recording, performer's performance or work and that copy is authorized by the owner of the copyright; (b) is authorized to communicate the sound recording, performer's performance or work to the public by telecommunication; (c) makes the reproduction itself, for its own broadcasts; (d) does not synchronize the reproduction with all or part of another recording, performer's performance or work; and (e) does not cause the reproduction to be used in an advertisement intended to sell or promote, as the case may be, a product, service, cause or institution.