Traduction de «combined head » (Anglais → Français) :

Note 3: For purposes of heading 27.10, “direct blending” is defined as a refinery process whereby various petroleum streams from processing units and petroleum components from holding or storage tanks combine to create a finished product, with pre-determined parameters, of heading 27.10, provided that the non-originating material constitutes no more than 25 per cent by volume of the good.

With regard to any positive developments or resolutions, there was support for a project on sustainable development, to be headed by the U.S.; and there was support for a project on children and youth, with an emphasis on traditional knowledge and combining that with science, to be headed by Canada.

9. Takes the view, however, that the budgetary codecision procedure should differ in one respect from the legislative codecision procedure, in that, since the budget must be adopted in accordance with strict deadlines, the possibility of the ultimate rejection of the finance law as a result of a disagreement between the Council and Parliament cannot be countenanced; emphasises the need to simplify the annual budgetary procedure and make it more transparent, which might make it possible to concentrate the procedure over a shorter period; notes that a number of possible options could be explored with a view to overcoming any disagreement between the two arms of the budgetary authority; provision should, for example, be made either for a me ...[+++]chanism for the automatic entry in the budget of the appropriations required to cover the Union's legislative and contractual commitments, or the award of a "final say" to Parliament, on the basis of a strict maximum rate for the increase in expenditure, determined heading by heading, over the previous financial year; these two approaches could be combined;

9. Takes the view, however, that the budgetary codecision procedure should differ in one respect from the legislative codecision procedure, in that, since the budget must be adopted in accordance with strict deadlines, the possibility of the ultimate rejection of the finance law as a result of a disagreement between the Council and Parliament cannot be countenanced; emphasises the need to simplify the annual budgetary procedure and make it more transparent, which might make it possible to concentrate the procedure over a shorter period; notes that a number of possible options could be explored with a view to overcoming any disagreement between the two arms of the budgetary authority; provision should, for example, be made either for a me ...[+++]chanism for the automatic entry in the budget of the appropriations required to cover the Union's legislative and contractual commitments, or the award of a "final say" to Parliament, on the basis of a strict maximum rate for the increase in expenditure, determined heading by heading, over the previous financial year; these two approaches could be combined;

11. Takes the view, however, that the budgetary codecision procedure should differ in one respect from the legislative codecision procedure, in that, since the budget must be adopted in accordance with strict deadlines, the possibility of the ultimate rejection of the finance law as a result of a disagreement between the Council and Parliament cannot be countenanced; emphasises the need to simplify the annual budgetary procedure and make it more transparent, which might make it possible to concentrate the procedure over a shorter period; notes that a number of possible options could be explored with a view to overcoming any disagreement between the two arms of the budgetary authority; provision should, for example, be made either for a m ...[+++]echanism for the automatic entry in the budget of the appropriations required to cover the Union’s legislative and contractual commitments, or the award of a ‘final say’ to Parliament, on the basis of a strict maximum rate for the increase in expenditure, determined heading by heading, over the previous financial year; these two approaches could be combined;

Three or four structures are combined under one head; they are now headed by one person instead of two or three, but nothing is really saved in the day-to-day running of things; we think it is purely a cosmetic operation, it is grandstanding, it is a way to say that instead of 30 or 32 ministers as before, there are now 20, but with the same responsibilities (1225) I refer to a government document given out at another briefing session we had for people in the Official Opposition who are concerned with the Department of Industry; it is contrary to the action needed, in their words, to make the ...[+++]machinery of government simpler and more efficient and to provide better services to users.