Translation of "to bob about " (English → French) :

to toss | to bob about | to toll around

surmise creatively about jewellery | thinking creatively about jewellery | determine creatively about jewellery | think creatively about jewellery

educate staff about product features | teach staff about product features | train staff about product features | training staff about a product feature

examine complaints about improper waste handling | explore complaints about improper waste handling | follow up on complaints about improper waste handling | investigate complaints about improper waste handling

bob [ Bob mode | bob mode ]

gauger's bob [ gaging bob | gauge bob ]

bob | bobby veal | bob veal | bobby calf | bobby | bob-calf

BOB™ [ Bob™ | Brain On Board™ ]

to tack about (1) | to come about (2)

going about (1) | putting about (2)

As a result of the tax changes he introduced the other day, we find that the president of the Royal Bank received about a $30,000 tax break while hardworking Bob Price in my constituency got a tax break of about 35 cents a day.

(Return tabled) Question No. 358 Hon. Bob Rae: With regard to internal studies and reports conducted or commissioned by the Department of Justice and Public Safety Canada that discuss the effectiveness of harsher sentences: (a) how many internal studies and reports have been conducted or commissioned by the Department of Justice since 2006 that discuss this subject; (b) how many internal studies and reports that discuss this subject had been conducted or commissioned by the Department of Justice prior to 2006; (c) what is the title and who are the authors of each internal study or report commissioned since 2006 by the Department of Justice that discuss or mention this subject; (d) by whom and for whom were each of these internal studies ...[+++]or reports requested; (e) what conclusions did each report conducted prior to 2006 reach about the effectiveness of harsher sentences as a deterrent to crime; (f) what conclusions has each report conducted since 2006 reached about the effectiveness of harsher sentences as a deterrent to crime; (g) did these internal reports and studies put forward alternative crime prevention solutions deemed more effective, and, if so what were they; (h) were these internal reports and studies shared with the Minister of Justice or Minister of Public Safety prior to 2006 and, if so, when and how; and (i) have these internal reports and studies been shared with the Minister of Justice or the Minister of Public Safety since 2006 and, if so, when and how?

– Mr President, the British Presidency, the Commission, the President of Parliament, Bob Geldof: everybody is talking about it.

However, it is better to facilitate the development of the indigenous fishing industry in economically weak countries than it is to let local fishermen bob about in their boats while the enormous proceeds from the catches are credited to the accounts of big European ship-owners.