Traduction de «license » (Anglais → Français) :

license photo use | license picture usage | license photo usage | license usage of photos

licensed day-care center [ licensed day-care centre | licensed child-care center | licensed child-care centre | licensed day care centre ]

license plate mounting panel [ license plate bracket | license plate holder | license plate support ]

cross license | cross-licence | cross-license | cross-licensing | grant back license

estoppel licence estoppel licence | estoppel license estoppel license | licence by estoppel licence by estoppel | licence protected by estoppel | license by estoppel | license protected by estoppel

monitor compliance with a licensing agreement | monitoring compliance with licensing agreements | monitor compliance with licensing agreements | supervise compliance with licensing agreements

keep track of license plates of violators | register license plates of violators | record license plate of violators | record license plates of violators

bare licence | bare license | mere licence | mere license | simple license

Agreement on Import Licensing Procedures | Import Licensing Code | Tokyo Round Import Licensing Code

licence [ license | licence agreement | license contract | licensing agreement | licensing contract ]

to license all its rights in the Final Price for the purpose of exchange trading, clearing and/or settling of credit derivatives on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms; to submit to a third-party arbitration procedure with binding effect in the event of a disagreement on the FRAND terms and conditions; to prevent investment banks from influencing ISDA's decisions on licensing the Final Price by transferring the responsibility for the decision to license from ISDA's Board of Directors to the Chief Executive Officer who must not seek the views of the banks; not to unilaterally terminate a Final Price license due to "auction manipulation co ...[+++]ncerns" unless ISDA demonstrates these concerns to the satisfaction of a monitoring trustee and proves that no other less stringent measure could address this risk.

When licensing its film output for pay-TV to a broadcaster in the EEA, Paramount will not (re)introduce contractual obligations, which prevent or limit a broadcaster from responding to unsolicited requests from consumers within the EEA but outside of the broadcaster’s licensed territory (no “Broadcaster Obligation”); When licensing its film output for pay-TV to a broadcaster in the EEA, Paramount will not (re)introduce contractual obligations, which require it to prohibit or limit broadcasters located outside the licensed territory from responding to unsolicited requests from consumers within the licensed territory (no “Paramount Obliga ...[+++]tion”); Paramount will not seek to bring an action before a court or tribunal for the violation of a Broadcaster Obligation in an existing licensing agreement; Paramount will not act upon or enforce a Paramount Obligation in an existing licensing agreement.

When licensing its film output for pay-TV to a broadcaster in the EEA, Paramount Pictures would not (re)introduce contractual obligations, which prevent or limit a pay-TV broadcaster from responding to unsolicited requests from consumers within the EEA but outside of the pay-TV broadcaster’s licensed territory (No “Broadcaster Obligation”); When licensing its film output for pay-TV to a broadcaster in the EEA, Paramount Pictures would not (re)introduce contractual obligations, which require Paramount to prohibit or limit pay-TV broadcasters located outside the licensed territory from responding to unsolicited requests from consumers wit ...[+++]hin the licensed territory (No “Paramount Obligation”); Paramount Pictures would not seek to bring an action before a court or tribunal for the violation of a Broadcaster Obligation in an existing agreement licensing its film output for pay-TV; Paramount Pictures would not act upon or enforce a Paramount Obligation in an existing agreement licensing its film output for pay-TV.

Question No. 723 Scott Simms: With respect to boat operator licenses issued in the Atlantic provinces by Transport Canada: (a) for each license issued since 2009, (i) on what date was each license issued, (ii) who were the owners or operators, (iii) under what conditions, if any, for the use, retention, or renewal of the license was it issued; (b) for each vessel whose license was suspended, rejected, or for which a renewal was denied, (i) on what date was the license suspended, rejected, or the renewal denied, (ii) for what reason(s), (iii) on whose authority, (iv) what are the file numbers of all relevant ministerial briefings or depa ...[+++]rtmental correspondence between the government and all entities, departments, companies, contractors, or individuals, broken down by minister or department, relevant file number, correspondence or file type, date, purpose, origin, intended destination, other officials copied or involved; (c) what are the specific rules for the retention or renewal of any such license; (d) what are all rules, files, and correspondence related to observer and dockside monitoring of these license-holders and users, broken down by (i) all relevant file numbers, (ii) entities, companies, contractors, or individuals, (iii) minister or department, (iv) correspondence or file type, (v) date, (vi) purpose, (vii) origin, (viii) intended destination, (ix) other officials copied or involved, (x) military base, asset, or facility, (xi) type of activity or contract; (e) what differences exist in the conditions for licenses between different regions, zones, or provinces; and (f) what are the rules specific to keeping as opposed to releasing fish caught on boats used for recreational or touristic purposes, broken down by province and number of applicable licensees?