Translation of "To bring a train into a station " (English → French) :

2. Any Member State which on 17 January 2014 provides access to training as a midwife for route I under Article 40(2) of Directive 2005/36/EC after completion of at least the first 10 years of general school education, shall bring into force the laws, regulations and administrative provisions necessary to comply with the admission requirements of training as a midwife under point (a) of Article 40(2) of that Directive by 18 January 2020.

They continued with this investment and fortunately Washington State has made a decision to put a second train into Vancouver, which gives us now four departures, which means you now have same-day service to go to Seattle and return out of the Vancouver station, and they have also made a decision to move from two to four trains into Portland.

(b) bring their defence apparatus into line with each other as far as possible, particularly by harmonising the identification of their military needs, by pooling and, where appropriate, specialising their defence means and capabilities, and by encouraging cooperation in the fields of training and logistics.

Leading role of coal In order to meet the challenges they have set themselves the Chinese authorities indicated to Mr Mosar that the future energy policy of the People's Republic will have to include the following points : - increased and coal production and consumption, allowing exports of coal, oil and natural gas, - an increase in electricity production, including nuclear energy (the first nuclear power station, near Shangai, is planned for 1989 and two others, in Canton and Shangai again for the turn of the century), - interconnection of six large regional electricity grids, - progressively bringing energy prices ...[+++]into line with actual costs, - more efficient use of energy by means of analytical assessments and energy forecasts based on up-to-date information planning, - training of officials needed to achieve these objectives.

Mr. Kelly: My response to that, and I by no means have all the answers, is that it would be like training a mariner, or an officer cadet, or bringing a recruit into the Canadian Coast Guard College and training that person as a navigational officer, as a marine engineer.

When they bring a person into Correctional Service Canada as a correctional officer, they will take that person, hire them, put them on six weeks full training as a part of their full training, and pay that up front with any person coming into the system right off the bat.