Traduction de «levé général des zones minées » (Français → Anglais) :

Also, I'd like to mention some of the legislation that is going to be affected by the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act, federal acts and regulations: Bridges Act; Canada Oil and Gas Operations Act; Canadian Environmental Protection Act; Explosives Act; Fisheries Act; Indian Act; National Defence Act; National Energy Board Act; National Parks Act; Canadian Transportation Act; Navigable Waters Protection Act; Northwest Territories Waters Act; Radiocommunication Act; Railway Safety Act; Anhydrous Ammonia Bulk Storage Regulations, Railway Safety Act; Atomic Energy Control Regulations, Atomic Energy Control Act; Chlorine Tank Gas Unloading Facilities Regulations; Federal Mobile PCB Treatment and Destruction Regulations; ...[+++] Flammable Liquids Bulk Storage Regulations; Indian Oil and Gas Regulations; Indian Reserve Waste Disposal Regulations, Indian Act; Indian Timber Regulations, Indian Act; Liquefied Petroleum Gas Bulk Storage Regulations; Metal Mining Effluent Regulations; Migratory Birds Regulations, Migratory Birds Convention Act; Migratory Birds Sanctuary Regulations, Migratory Birds Convention Act; National Historic Parks General Regulations, National Parks Act; Nation Parks General Regulations, National Parks Act; National Parks Guiding Regulations, National Parks Act; National Parks Leases and Licences; National Parks Timber Regulations, National Parks Wildlife Regulations under the National Parks Act; Territorial Dredging Regulations under the Territorial Lands Act; Territorial Lands Use Regulations under the Territorial Lands Act—refers to class A and B permits—Uranium and Thorium Mining Regulations under the Atomic Energy Control Act; Wildlife Areas Regulations under the Canada Wildlife Act; and provisions of NWT acts, such as the GNWT Forest Management Act, the Government of the Northwest Territories Forest Protection Act, the Government of the Northwest Territories Territorial Parks Act, the Government of the Northwest Te ...

29. Acknowledges, despite the above, that the immense challenge which the Troika faced in the lead-up to the crisis was unique as a result of, inter alia, the poor state of public finances, the need for structural reforms in some Member States, insufficient regulation of financial services at European and national level, and large macroeconomic imbalances built up over many years, as well as policy and institutional failures and the fact that most traditional macroeconomic instruments such as budgetary policy or external devaluation w ...[+++]ere not available due to the constraints of monetary union and the incomplete nature of the euro area; notes, moreover, the considerable time pressure arising due partly to the fact that requests for financial assistance were generally made at a time when countries were already close to default and had already lost access to the markets, while legal obstacles had to be cleared, fear of a meltdown of the euro area was palpable, there was a patent need to reach political agreements and take decisions on reforms, the world economy was in a severe downturn, and a number of countries that were to contribute financial support had seen their own public and private debt increase in alarming ways;

28. Urges the KSA authorities to revoke the male guardianship system, and warns that the implementation of the law protecting women against domestic violence, adopted on 26 August 2013, will only be effective if the male guardianship system is removed, since the latter impedes the ability of women to report incidents of domestic or sexual abuse; urges the KSA authorities to also eliminate all restrictions on women’s human rights, freedom of movement, health, education, marriage, employment opportunities, legal personality and representation in judicial processes, and all forms of discrimination against women in family law and in private ...[+++] and public life in order to promote their participation in the economic, social, cultural, civic and political spheres; welcomes the global campaign in support of lifting the ban on women driving; calls on the authorities to stop exerting pressure on those who campaign for the right of women to drive; further reminds the Saudi Government of its commitments under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and the Convention on the Rights of the Child and of those which are incumbent upon it under UN General Assembly resolution 53/144 adopting the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders; draws attention to the need to promote awareness-raising campaigns and to also direct these at men, so that they too are aware of women’s rights and of the overall repercussions on society if those rights are not respected; stresses that this information should also reach rural areas and areas that are isolated from the rest of the country;