Traduction de «Société d'intérêt public » (Français → Anglais) :

building society of public interest

Crown Corporations and Other Interests of Canada, 1998: Annual Report to Parliament [ Crown Corporations and other Corporate Interests of Canada: 1997 Annual Report to Parliament | Annual Report to Parliament on Crown Corporations and other corporate interests of Canada ]

in the public interest [ in the interest of the public ]

public interest group

public body

service provided in the public interest

government corporation | Crown corporation | government business enterprise | state-owned corporation | state-owned enterprise

public company | publicly-traded company | publicly-held company | public corporation | publicly-traded corporation | publicly-held corporation

24. Considers it essential to enhance the role of civil society by enabling it to articulate citizens’ interests, particularly with regard to young people, as was shown last year during the ‘plenums’; recalls that civil society can complement the development of a socially cohesive and democratic society by delivering vital social services; notes that civil society representatives should play an important role in facilitating the accession process; urges the Commission to continue making European funds accessible to civil society organisations; notes that the institutional mechanisms for cooperation with civil society remain weak and hamper the development of a more participatory, inclusive and responsive democracy throughout the country ...[+++]; calls, therefore, for transparent and inclusive public consultation mechanisms involving all public stakeholders, for the establishment of a framework for public discussion of important legislative decisions and for the adoption of a national strategy for civil society; is concerned about the reported cases of intimidation during last year’s social unrest;

24. Considers it essential to enhance the role of civil society by enabling it to articulate citizens’ interests, particularly with regard to young people, as was shown last year during the ‘plenums’; recalls that civil society can complement the development of a socially cohesive and democratic society by delivering vital social services; notes that civil society representatives should play an important role in facilitating the accession process; urges the Commission to continue making European funds accessible to civil society organisations; notes that the institutional mechanisms for cooperation with civil society remain weak and hamper the development of a more participatory, inclusive and responsive democracy throughout the country ...[+++]; calls, therefore, for transparent and inclusive public consultation mechanisms involving all public stakeholders, for the establishment of a framework for public discussion of important legislative decisions and for the adoption of a national strategy for civil society; is concerned about the reported cases of intimidation during last year’s social unrest;

23. Considers it essential to enhance the role of civil society by enabling it to articulate citizens’ interests, particularly with regard to young people, as was shown last year during the ‘plenums’; recalls that civil society can complement the development of a socially cohesive and democratic society by delivering vital social services; notes that civil society representatives should play an important role in facilitating the accession process; urges the Commission to continue making European funds accessible to civil society organisations; notes that the institutional mechanisms for cooperation with civil society remain weak and hamper the development of a more participatory, inclusive and responsive democracy throughout the country ...[+++]; calls, therefore, for transparent and inclusive public consultation mechanisms involving all public stakeholders, for the establishment of a framework for public discussion of important legislative decisions and for the adoption of a national strategy for civil society; is concerned about the reported cases of intimidation during last year’s social unrest;

2 (1) For the purpose of the definition “going-private transaction” in subsection 2(1) of the Act, “going-private transaction” means an amalgamation or other transaction involving a distributing company or a distributing insurance holding company, other than an acquisition of shares under section 308 of the Act, that results in the interest of a holder of participating securities of the company or insurance holding company being terminated without the consent of the holder and without the substitution of an interest of equivalent value in participating securities of the company or the insurance holding company or of another company or ...[+++]another insurance holding company that succeeds to the business of the company or the insurance holding company, which participating securities have rights and privileges that are equal to or greater than the affected participating securities.