Translation of "mance à balai " (French → English) :

control lever | joystick | stick

common broom moss

broomcorn dyer

broomcorn | broom-sorghum

besom-heath | besom heath | green heather | broom heather

broom stick [ brush stick ]

Mop Stick Assemblies, Screw-Clamp Type

Joystick

brush | carbon | carbon brush | contact brush

Carbon electrodes, carbon brushes, lamp carbons, battery carbons and other articles of graphite or other carbon, with or without metal, of a kind used for electrical purposes

The Decision is designed to be a safety-net for the three kinds of transparency instruments mentioned above.

Number of websites checked during the sweep and flagged for further investigation

Previous "Sweep" actions have focused so far on: airlines (2007), mobile content (2008), electronic goods (2009), online tickets (2010), consumer credit (2011), digital contents (2012), travel services (2013), guarantees on electronic goods (2014) and consumer rights directive (2015)".

An EU-wide screening of websites ("sweep") is a set of checks which are carried out simultaneously by consumer protection authorities in different countries.

73. Notes that proper implementation and enforcement of EU legislation is crucial for the completion of the Single Market; therefore calls on the Commission to make determined use of all its powers to reach this goal, and urges the Member States and the Commission to step up their efforts to enforce Single Market legislation and to monitor this enforcement, inter alia through regular inspection sweeps, while also continually reflecting on problems regarding implementation and making sure that legislation is more efficient and that ex post assessment is used more extensively and effectively; calls for increased monitoring of the effective ...[+++]ness of consumer rights in the digital environment, particularly given the speed with which breaches of consumer legislation can spread in that environment;

92. Reiterates the importance of effective export control mechanisms for certain drugs that can be used for executions and for equipment that can be used for torture; calls on the Commission to tackle the remaining loopholes in the regulation by introducing a catch‑all end‑use clause that would prohibit the export of any drug that could be used for torture or execution;

73. Notes that proper implementation and enforcement of EU legislation is crucial for the completion of the Single Market; therefore calls on the Commission to make determined use of all its powers to reach this goal, and urges the Member States and the Commission to step up their efforts to enforce Single Market legislation and to monitor this enforcement, inter alia through regular inspection sweeps, while also continually reflecting on problems regarding implementation and making sure that legislation is more efficient and that ex post assessment is used more extensively and effectively; calls for increased monitoring of the effective ...[+++]ness of consumer rights in the digital environment, particularly given the speed with which breaches of consumer legislation can spread in that environment;

73. Notes that proper implementation and enforcement of EU legislation is crucial for the completion of the Single Market; therefore calls on the Commission to make determined use of all its powers to reach this goal, and urges the Member States and the Commission to step up their efforts to enforce Single Market legislation and to monitor this enforcement, inter alia through regular inspection sweeps, while also continually reflecting on problems regarding implementation and making sure that legislation is more efficient and that ex post assessment is used more extensively and effectively; calls for increased monitoring of the effective ...[+++]ness of consumer rights in the digital environment, particularly given the speed with which breaches of consumer legislation can spread in that environment;

As a result of that determination, next month the Glammis Flyers Broomball Team is destined for the National Men's Broomball Championships in Regina.

Ms. Jeanne Mance Cormier (Conservator, Acadian Museum of the University of Moncton; President, Association of New Brunswick Museums): Good morning, my name is Jeanne Mance Cormier and I am Conservator of the Acadian Museum of the University of Moncton and President of the Association of New Brunswick Museums.

Ms. Jeanne Mance Cormier (President, Association Museums New Brunswick): My name is Jeanne Mance Cormier and I'm the President of Association Museums New Brunswick.

They may be of a “master/slave” type or operated by joystick or keypad.

(d) from which as much manure as could be removed with a shovel and broom at an ambient temperature of 20°C has, in fact, been removed.

There was, first, Jeanne-Mance, who established the first hospital in Ville-Marie.

I am in charge of the Centre de santé et de services sociaux Jeanne-Mance, which is located in downtown Montreal and which serves more than 140,000 people, in the poorest area of Canada.

Luce Moreau, President and Chief Executive Officer, Fondation Centre de santé et de services sociaux Jeanne-Mance: Mr. Chair, thank you for the invitation to appear before you today.

Luce Moreau is President and Chief Executive Officer of the Fondation Centre de santé et de services sociaux Jeanne-Mance and former president of the Quebec Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.

I hope the lady pushing the carpet sweeper and broom and emptying garbage cans in front of my office this morning is pleased to hear that judges will now make $151,000 instead of $140,000 because of a pay raise.

There was one business from Richmond Hill, a broom manufacturer.

We talk about a rules based system, and all of a sudden that is thrown away by Captain Canada when he comes along and gives a subsidy to Bombardier, a company that is doing extremely well.

There is a strong wind blowing across Ontario.

The winds of change are blowing in Atlantic Canada.

We are truly today speaking about an economic revolution that is sweeping our country, our continent and indeed the world.

To have had the opportunity to see the trenches and the remnants of artillery and war equipment, and having felt the cold and damp biting winds blowing across the fields of Flanders, eating into one's very bones, certainly gave me an appreciation in part of what our Canadian young men who fought and died experienced.