Translation of "advantage by illness " (English → French) :

signs of health and ill health in animals | signs of ill health in animals | knowledge of animal illnesses | signs of animal illness

analyse psychological forms of illness | assay psychological aspects of illness | analyse psychological appearances of illness | analyse psychological aspects of illness

occupational disease | occupational illness | work-related illness | work illness | work disease | industrial disease | industrial illness | industry-related illness | professional disease

advantage of location | advantage of site | locational advantage

last rock advantage [ last-rock advantage | last-stone advantage | hammer advantage ]

educate on illness-prevention | prevent diseases and infections | educate on illnesses-prevention | educate on the prevention of illness

RBI advantage [ runs batted in advantage | advantage runs batted in ]

AIDS-related illness | AIDS-related disease | AIDS-associated illness | AIDS-associated disease | opportunistic disease | opportunistic illness

hammer | last stone advantage | last rock advantage

Currently, our Mi'kmaq communities are ill positioned to take advantage of installation of energy-saving technologies and, similarly, have little way of financial capital or access to invest in renewable technologies or the business ventures that could take advantage of the important emerging trends and opportunity.

This is now disputed because the manufacturing sector in Ontario is suffering, not because of some ill-conceived NDP notion about some disease that is intended to confuse and divide, but because of the policies of the Liberal Party of Ontario that have taken away one of the primary advantages that built Ontario: economic, affordable power.

35. Urges the Commission to use its best endeavours at the Hague Conference to revive the project for an international judgments convention; considers that the Commission could make a start with wide-ranging consultations, while informing and involving Parliament, on whether the rules of Regulation (EC) No 44/2001 should be given reflexive effect in order to incentivise other countries, particularly the United States, to resume negotiations; takes the view that it would be premature and ill-advised to contemplate giving the rules of that regulation reflexive effect until it is sufficiently clear that the attempts to restart the negotiations in the Hague have failed and it appears from the consultations and studies carried out that this mo ...[+++]ve would have positive benefits and advantages for citizens, business and practitioners in the EU;

35. Urges the Commission to use its best endeavours at the Hague Conference to revive the project for an international judgments convention; considers that the Commission could make a start with wide-ranging consultations, while informing and involving Parliament, on whether the rules of Regulation (EC) No 44/2001 should be given reflexive effect in order to incentivise other countries, particularly the United States, to resume negotiations; takes the view that it would be premature and ill-advised to contemplate giving the rules of that regulation reflexive effect until it is sufficiently clear that the attempts to restart the negotiations in the Hague have failed and it appears from the consultations and studies carried out that this mo ...[+++]ve would have positive benefits and advantages for citizens, business and practitioners in the EU;