Traduction de «backing store » (Anglais → Français) :

auxiliary storage | auxiliary store | backing storage | backing store | external storage | external store | peripheral storage | peripheral store

2uxiliary store | backing storage | backing store | secondary store

back office | back-office | back store | back-store

backing memory | backing store

virtual store [ virtual shop | e-boutique | online shop | on-line store | online store | cyberstore | cyber-store | cyber store | cybershop | cyber-shop | cyber shop | electronic store | e-store | electronic shop | e-shop ]

develop a prevention security plan for the store | draw up a prevention security plan for the store | create a prevention security plan for the store | create a prevention security plan for the stores

department store | departmental store | multi-department store | global store | big store | emporium

However, I think if you look at the reasoning behind putting this amendment in here, the clarification we got from our legal advisers was that this does two things: first of all, it recognizes that there should be some provision for compensation for a host community or municipality; and secondly, if the owners of nuclear waste in Canada decide to do nothing—they bring their study in, they follow the provisions of the act, and in five or ten years' time we still don't have a long-term depository of some sort that actually looks after what this bill is supposed to do and they're still storing it on site—then they should be going back to t ...[+++]he municipalities and saying, listen, we obviously need to have some type of an agreement here, because what we intended to do in this bill we haven't done, we're still storing on site, and we're going to continue to store on site at least for the next short term, therefore you should have added compensation to whatever agreement is there now, and provide not only that but another opportunity for the communities to come back and perhaps even renegotiate.

A couple of minutes ago I asked my friend a very direct question about the EI fund. I said that I hoped the government had stored away this money very carefully and that workers and employers who have contributed more than $15 billion into the fund, which is more than they have received back in benefits, would want to know that it had been stored away very safely, that it had been invested and put away in a vault somewhere.

Mr. Hanson: It is amazing to me that a gun store, a legitimate gun store — I will back the bus up further.

After Bennett was initially caught on security footage stealing from the store, he returned to the store an hour later, at which time Chen, the owner, and two employees tied the man up and locked him up in the back of a delivery van.