Translation of "Peigne de prises de pressions totales " (French → English) :

pitot comb | pitot rake

impact tube

total pressure probe [ total pressure pick-off ]

Senator Robichaud: When it comes to setting TACs, if I own a part of that TAC, I will be tempted to put pressure on the authorities to consider increasing the total allowable catch so I can benefit more.

The member for Egmont, on Prince Edward Island, referred just now to John Crosbie, who said that decisions were difficult because the provinces and unions put pressure on them to maintain the TAC, the total allowable catch.

- improvements in budgetary planning resulted in reduced transfers from chapter to chapter and from Title I to Title II, compared to the previous financial year (transfers were reduced from 6,81 % to 2,75 % of the total budget), - in order to improve the management of conflicts of interest situations, the Authority adopted a new policy on independence and scientific decision-making process in December 2011, followed by the adoption ...[+++] of implementing rules in March 2012, - in the interest of preventing the Authority's staff from moving directly from their position to work in a similar post in the industry or a related lobbying group or vice versa, the Authority has implemented a decision of its Executive Director under which staff members leaving the Authority are required to inform their employer of negotiations with prospective employers and of any change in circumstances linked to their post within two years after leaving service; notes that the Executive Director may approve, conditionally approve or forbid the activity; Budget and financial management

19. Underlines, in particular, the fact that a change in procurement practices should seek to simplify procurement rules, make them more flexible and minimise the requirements companies must meet to take part in procurement procedures, so as to facilitate economically and socially innovative public procurement with a view to promoting innovation and creating better job opportunities; stresses that, under existing EU procurement legislation, suitable instruments for that purpose are already available (performance requirements and the principle of Most Economically Advantageous Tender (MEAT)), calls on the Commission to keep up the pressure for instruments of ...[+++]this kind, such as total life-cycle cost appraisal, to be used and to look into additional possible means of promoting social innovation; stresses that the importance of social and ecological criteria in the procurement process must be considerably enhanced and that the ‘lowest price’ criterion must play a subordinate role in the contract award procedure;