Translation of "Ecrasement d'autres parties de la tête " (French → English) :

Skins and other parts of birds (e.g., heads, wings) with their feathers or down, and

I was supported on that motion not only by other opposition members on that committee who joined me in rejecting his candidacy but by writers in Canadian Business magazine who said, “But making a partisan Tory (and party fundraiser) head of a department designed to usher in 'more open, honest and accountable government for Canadians' just wasn't a good fit from Day 1”.

The cheeks, snouts and ears as well as the meat attached to the head, particularly to the rear part (including the chaps), are considered parts of heads.

The outer surface of the device shall be smooth, substantially flat or horizontally corrugated and so far as possible continuous from front to rear; adjacent parts may however overlap, provided that the overlapping edge faces rearwards or downwards, or a gap of not more than 25 mm measured longitudinally may be left, provided that the rearward part does not protrude outboard of the forward part; domed heads of bolts or rivets may protrude beyond the surface to a distance not exceeding 10 mm and other parts may protrude to the same extent provided that t ...[+++]hey are smooth and similarly rounded; all external edges and corners shall be rounded with a radius not less than 2,5 mm (tested as prescribed in Directive 74/483/EEC ($)).

The other part of the puzzle is that when you look at the organization Parks Canada, which is the brand name for the organization, you run across a similar situation.

Whereas such spray heads contain no mechanical device and are sealed by a simple capsule which falls away when the fusible metal strut which holds it in place melts ; whereas therefore such spray heads do not in themselves constitute mechanical appliances for projecting, dispersing or spraying liquids or powders falling within heading No 84.21 and cannot be considered as parts or spare parts of such appliances ; whereas they do not fall within heading No 84.61 either, which covers taps, cocks, valves and similar appliances, for pipes, boiler shells, tanks, vats and the like ; whereas, as appears from the relevant Explanatory Note to t ...[+++]he Brussels Nomenclature, only mechanically operated appliances fall within that heading ; whereas they do not constitute machinery and mechanical appliances within heading No 84.59, in accordance with the scope of that heading as specified in the Explanatory Notes to the Brussels Nomenclature;