Translation of "direct expansion " (English → French) :

direct expansion refrigeration | direct system of refrigeration

direct expansion [ DX | dry expansion ]

direct expansion refrigeration | direct system of refrigeration

direct expansion cooling coil

dry expansion evaporator [ direct expansion evaporator | dry-type evaporator ]

direct method of cooling [ direct expansion refrigeration | direct system of refrigeration ]

bulk milk cooler | direct expansion type

expansion of direct management

fill expansion joints | seal expansion joints | caulk expansion joints | sealing expansion joints

10. Subject to section 14, the Minister may make a contribution to an applicant in respect of eligible costs of the improvement or expansion of the technological capability of the applicant where the improvement or expansion entails significant technological risk and does not lead directly to identifiable sales, if the improvement or expansion is scientifically and technically feasible and of importance to the applicant and to regional development priorities.

Does the principle of proportionality laid down in Article 56 TFEU and in Articles 15 to 17 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights preclude national legislation like the relevant provisions in the main proceedings, Paragraphs 3 to 5 and Paragraphs 14 and 21 of the GSpG, which permits the organisation of games of chance using machines only on the condition — which may be enforced by both criminal penalties and direct intervention — of the prior issue of a licence, which is available only in limited numbers, even though — as far as can be seen — the State has not shown thus far in a single judicial or administrative procedure that associated ...[+++] crime and/or addiction to gambling actually constitute a significant problem which cannot be remedied by a controlled expansion of authorised gaming activities to a large number of individual providers, but only by a controlled expansion, coupled with only moderate advertising, by one monopoly holder (or a small number of oligopolists)?

In total, our regional expansion activities now under way include an estimated incremental 1,350 direct construction and inspection jobs over the next three years and close to two million person-hours of work, with additional jobs related to the many engineering, design, procurement, trucking, and logistics services that are required during an expansion of this scale.

(Return tabled) Question No. 41 Mr. Peter Julian: With regard to the costs of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games: (a) what are the direct costs, past and planned, in grants and transfers to the Province of British Columbia (BC) or the governments of any municipalities therein from the federal government; (b) will the federal government be making any financial contribution to the 2010 Olympic Games by way of loans to the BC government or the governments of any municipalities therein and, if so, have these loans already been issued and what are the current and projected total amount of any loans issued by the federal government in this matt ...[+++]er; (c) given the existing cost overrun from the 2003 bid forecast, will or has the federal government been providing financial assistance in any way either through direct grants, transfers or loans to the provincial government of BC or the governments of any municipalities therein to cover any additional cost overruns; (d) will the BC government be solely responsible for any additional cost overruns; (e) what are the direct costs in grants and transfers to all non-governmental entities, organizations, committees and agencies associated with the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games from the federal government; (f) what are the indirect costs to the federal government for the 2010 Olympic Games including (i) direct payment and transfers to the BC provincial government or the governments of any municipalities therein in terms of transportation, logistics and salary costs associated with private and RCMP security for the games, (ii) military security costs for transportation and logistical costs associated with all military security provided for the 2010 Olympic Games; (g) what are other infrastructure costs being born by the federal government including construction, renovation, expansion or improvements of buildings, highways, public transportation or transportation for athletes associated with the 2010 games; and (h) what is the best g ...