Translation of "Réseau à circulation de jeton non adressé " (French → English) :

implicit token-passing network | unidirectional broadcast system network | USB network | ITP [Abbr.]

explicit token-passing network | ETP [Abbr.]

token-passing bus access method | token-passing bus network

token-ring network [ token ring network | token sharing network | token passing network ]

Service is therefore provided. We have a journalist based in Whitehorse whose job is not only to showcase what is happening in this region, but also to ensure that if anything can be put on the network, that information can be passed along.

We have known that the importance of the Internet has been based on the principle that all content that moves along the pipes moves at the same rate and that the innovators and the consumers at the end of the pipes are the ones in charge of deciding what content has priority, not the telecom giants.

Right now, one of the things the U.K. is doing is setting up a national network of what they're calling “financial guidance” non-profit guidance that British people can go to and get help from in understanding their financial affairs before they go to commercial companies for their financial products.

We urge this House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance to recommend that the upcoming federal budget (1) commit sufficient funds to develop a publicly funded pan-Canadian child care system for children from birth to 12 years that is fully inclusive and meets the needs of every child regardless of their family's income and employment status, where they live, their ability or culture; (2) provide leadership in developing a federal-provincial-territorial social policy framework with licensed and regulated child care as the cornerstone of Canada's family-friendly policies; (3) regulate provincial and territorial governments receiving ...[+++]designated federal funds to spend them directly on improving and increasing access to affordable, quality, regulated, not-for-profit, universal, and inclusive child care; (4) require all provincial and territorial governments receiving federal funds designated for child care to maintain or increase their spending on child care and use the federal funds to supplement, not replace, provincial and territorial child care funding; and (5) establish mechanisms to ensure monitoring and compliance with the terms of the federal-provincial-territorial agreements, develop obligations for public reporting that will ensure clear data detailing the improvements and the progress, and develop effective processes for dispute resolution.