Translation of "central language services " (English → French) :

Central Language Services | Central Linguistic Services | CLS [Abbr.]

Central Catering Service | SRC [Abbr.]

Automated Central Documentation Service | Community System for Access to Documentation | Community System for Accessing Documentation | SCAD [Abbr.]

apply a foreign language in social services | apply foreign languages in social service | apply foreign languages in social services | communicate in foreign languages in social services

administrator [ AD function group | administrators' function group | EC language service | EC staff in category LA ]

Advisory Commission on French Language College Services in Central/Southwestern Ontario

Central Language Training Fund [ Central Language Training Budget ]

Ordinance of 14 November 2012 on the Federal Administration Language Services | Language Services Ordinance [ LangSO ]

Central administration (1) | Central Services (2)

But a tribunal — in this case, the Supreme Court of the territories, which would hear the matter and is in fact seized of the issue — would examine the provisions of the territorial Official Languages Act, as it is currently called, to determine whether the right to use the language of one's choice in debates, the right to service in English and French in the central administration's offices, and the right the use French or English before the territori ...[+++]al courts are, in fact, upheld, as well as the right to use French or English in designated offices, that is, where numbers warrant.

27. Notes that the public procurement sector is the one most open to risks of mismanagement, fraud and corruption and that such unlawful activities distort the market, increase the prices and fees paid by consumers for goods and services and spread mistrust toward the European Union; calls, therefore, on the Commission and the Member States to consider the current rules on public procurement carefully and make proposals for their improvement; acknowledges too that progress has been made towards greater transparency concerning the beneficiaries of EU funds and calls on the Commission to develop a system whereby lists of beneficiaries ar ...[+++]e published on the same website, irrespective of the managing authority concerned, giving clear, comparable information from all the Member States in at least one of the EU's working languages; asks the Commission moreover to intervene to ensure that all Member States furnish reliable, uniform information on beneficiaries of EU funds which must be included in the Early Warning System and the Central Exclusion Database;

27. Notes that the public procurement sector is the one most open to risks of mismanagement, fraud and corruption and that such unlawful activities distort the market, increase the prices and fees paid by consumers for goods and services and spread mistrust toward the European Union; calls, therefore, on the Commission and the Member States to consider the current rules on public procurement carefully and make proposals for their improvement; acknowledges too that progress has been made towards greater transparency concerning the beneficiaries of EU funds and calls on the Commission to develop a system whereby lists of beneficiaries ar ...[+++]e published on the same website, irrespective of the managing authority concerned, giving clear, comparable information from all the Member States in at least one of the EU's working languages; asks the Commission moreover to intervene to ensure that all Member States furnish reliable, uniform information on beneficiaries of EU funds which must be included in the Early Warning System and the Central Exclusion Database;

27. Notes that the public procurement sector is the one most open to risks of mismanagement, fraud and corruption and that such unlawful activities distort the market, increase the prices and fees paid by consumers for goods and services and spread mistrust toward the European Union; calls, therefore, on the Commission and the Member States to consider the current rules on public procurement carefully and make proposals for their improvement; acknowledges too that progress has been made towards greater transparency concerning the beneficiaries of EU funds and calls on the Commission to develop a system whereby lists of beneficiaries ar ...[+++]e published on the same website, irrespective of the managing authority concerned, giving clear, comparable information from all the Member States in at least one of the EU’s working languages; asks the Commission moreover to intervene to ensure that all Member States furnish reliable, uniform information on beneficiaries of EU funds which must be included in the Early Warning System and the Central Exclusion Database;