Traduction de «combat en réseau infocentré » (Français → Anglais) :

28. Notes that the continuing development of the Battle Groups will address the first deficiency in large measure; notes that the planned construction of the A400 M transport aircraft will not resolve the second deficiency completely and urges that measures be taken to address the deficiency further; urges, nonetheless, that consideration be given to establishing a rotation scheme for the deployment of forces; demands, in view of a rotation scheme of this kind, common standards in training, for instance as regards helicopters; considers that operational capability could be increased and costs reduced by a joint training system; urge ...[+++]s strongly, as regards the final deficiency, that measures be taken to enable the EU to conduct missions requiring the assistance of military forces without recourse to NATO or to any single Member State's resources; points out that such measures could realistically entail the pooling of existing resources and capabilities within the Member States with the goal of establishing a dual-use communications base or network at the service of the ESDP;

28. Notes that the continuing development of the ‘Battle Groups’ will address the first deficiency in large measure; notes that the foreseen construction of the A400 M transport aircraft will not resolve the second deficiency completely and urges that measures be undertaken to address the deficiency further; urges, nonetheless, that consideration be given to establishing a rotation scheme for the deployment of forces; demands, in view of a rotation scheme of this kind, common standards in training, as regards helicopters, for instance; operational capability could be increased and costs reduced by a joint training system; urges stro ...[+++]ngly, in regard to the final deficiency, that measures be undertaken to enable the EU to conduct missions requiring the assistance of military forces without recourse to NATO or any single Member State’s resources; points out that such measures could realistically entail the pooling of existing resources and capabilities within the Member States with the goal of establishing a dual-use communications base or network at the service of the ESDP;

Our hard work has led to the creation of a network of over 600 schools employing over 10,000 professionals who teach half of the people entitled to French education under the Charter.

Hon. Douglas Young (Minister of Human Resources Development, Lib.): Further to the federal government's mandate to reduce space and accommodation costs, Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC) is proposing to combine and relocate the Trois-Rivières and Shawinigan Human Resource Centres, the Reseau Office, the InfoCentre and Unemployment Insurance Telecentre to the Shawinigan-Sud Fiscal Centre on April 1, 1997.

The Court criticises the EU's Euro-Info Centres, saying the needs of companies were not evaluated in advance, the objectives of the network have never been precisely defined, overlap has occurred, and they have not succeeded in keeping SMEs adequately informed about the single market.

See, for example, Electro-Federation Canada, " EFC Welcomes Introduction of the Combating Counterfeit Products Act," News release, 17 March 2013; Canadian Chamber of Commerce, " We Welcome New Legislation Aimed at Tackling Counterfeit and Pirated Products," News release, 1 March 2013; Food and Consumer Products of Canada, " Anti-counterfeit legislation welcomed by consumer packaged goods manufacturers," News release, 1 March 2013; and Canadian Anti-Counterfeiting Network, " CACN Welcomes Introduction of Anti-Counterfeiting Legislation," News release, 4 March 2013.[ Return to text ]