Translation of "Ligne stipulée " (French → English) :

dotted line

dotted line

inter PBX line | interswitchboard line | inter-switchboard line | tie trunk | tie-line | TL [Abbr.]

penalty

contractual date

conditioned bond

expiration of the term of a collective agreement

collateral descent

line feed | LF | linefeed | line feed character | new line character | newline character | new line | newline | line break character | line break

low voltage lineworker | overhead transmission and distribution linesperson | overhead line worker | overhead linesman

Ms. Val Meredith: I wanted to follow up on this whole Official Languages Act requirement, because my understanding of the Official Languages Act is that there's a 5% guideline—that 5% of the market, or 5% of the demand, or 5% of the province, or 5% of a designated area is required in order for that to be an issue.

60. Considers it essential for the EU and its Member States to maintain the possibility of preserving and developing their cultural and audiovisual policies, and to do so in the context of their existing laws, standards and agreements, including the Unesco Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions; calls, therefore, for the exclusion of cultural and audiovisual services, including those provided online, to be clearly stated in agreements between the Union and third countries; emphasises in this connection the need to keep the cultural and audiovisual outside the scope of the negotiating mandate for the EU-US free trade agreement, while pointing out that cultural and creative works are ...[+++]not goods like any others;

Considers it essential for the EU and its Member States to maintain the possibility of preserving and developing their cultural and audiovisual policies, and to do so in the context of their existing laws, standards and agreements; calls, therefore, for the exclusion of cultural and audiovisual services, including those provided online, to be clearly stated in the negotiating mandate;

11. Considers it essential for the EU and its Member States to maintain the possibility of preserving and developing their cultural and audiovisual policies, and to do so in the context of their existing laws, standards and agreements; calls, therefore, for the exclusion of cultural and audiovisual services, including those provided online, to be clearly stated in the negotiating mandate;