Traduction de «grant administration » (Anglais → Français) :

grants and contracts officer | proposals administrator | grants & contracts officer | grants administrator

grant ad colligenda bona | grant ad colligenda bona defuncti | grant ad colligendum | grant ad colligendum bona defuncti | grant of administration ad colligenda bona

grant of administration cum testamento annexo | grant of administration with the will annexed

grant of administration | grant of letters of administration

grant of administration with the will annexed [ grant of administration with will annexed | grant of administration cum testamento annexo | letters of administration with the will annexed | letters of administration with will annexed | letters of administration cum testamento annexo ]

grant of administration cum testamento annexo et de bonis non administratis [ grant of administration de bonis non administratis with the will annexed | grant of administration de bonis non administratis with will annexed ]

grant de bonis non [ grant de bonis non administratis | grant of administration de bonis non administratis ]

allocate grants | provide grants | allow grants | give out grants

investigate recycling grant opportunities | probe recycling grant opportunities | analyse recycling grant opportunities | research recycling grant opportunities

grant of administration | grant of letters of administration

The bills assented to as of this day include Bill C-28, An Act for granting to Her Majesty certain sums of money for the federal public administration for the financial year ending March 31, 2014, and Bill C-29, An Act for granting to Her Majesty certain sums of money for the federal public administration for the financial year ending March 31, 2015.

Question No. 878 Hon. John McCallum: With regard to every non-profit housing project funded under s.95 of the National Housing Act: (a) what is the name of the project; (b) what is the location of the project; (c) for each project that has a mortgage with the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, and for every mortgage, what is (i) the date the mortgage was signed, (ii) the length of the mortgage, (iii) the interest rate of the mortgage? (Return tabled) Question No. 882 Ms. Chris Charlton: With regard to Service Canada: (a) which administrative and processing functions will be consolidated; (b) where are the Service Canada centres located where administration of grants and contr ...[+++]ibutions are currently taking place, and how many employees at each centre work on the administration of grants and contributions; (c) where will the consolidated centres for administration of grants and contributions be located, and how many employees are expected to be working on administration of grants and contributions at each consolidated centre; (d) where are the Service Canada centres located where Integrity Services currently operate, and how many employees at each centre work in Integrity Services; and (e) where will the consolidated centres for Integrity Services be located, and how many employees are expected to be working in Integrity Services at each consolidated centre?

That, in the opinion of the House, urgent changes to the Criminal Records Act are required to prevent pardons from being granted that would shock the conscience of Canadians or bring the administration of justice into disrepute, and therefore the government should immediately introduce legislation with the specific purpose to empower the National Parole Board to deny pardons in cases where granting a pardon would shock the conscience of Canadians or bring the administration ...[+++] of justice into disrepute, with cooperation and support from all parties to move swiftly such legislation through the House and Senate before Parliament rises for the summer,

That, in the opinion of the House, urgent changes to the Criminal Records Act are required to prevent pardons from being granted that would shock the conscience of Canadians or bring the administration of justice into disrepute, and therefore the government should immediately introduce legislation with the specific purpose to empower the National Parole Board to deny pardons in cases where granting a pardon would shock the conscience of Canadians or bring the administration ...[+++] of justice into disrepute, with cooperation and support from all parties to move swiftly such legislation through the House and Senate before Parliament rises for the summer, and further that the Standing Committee on Public Safety should be directed to conduct a thorough study of all other changes that should be made to the Canadian pardon system to ensure it is strengthened and fair for all Canadians.