Traduction de «mettre le moteur en régime » (Français → Anglais) :

Variable-speed engine having a reference power of not more than 19 kW, intended for operation ≥ 3 600 rpm; constant-speed engine having a reference power of not more than 19 kW

We believe that nutraceuticals can be a significant economic engine of growth for this nation and that they will work in concert with the biotechnology community to develop that economic engine.

By way of illustration, if you have an employer, for example, an individual who has incorporated a company, a small business owner who has been carrying out that business for a number of years and then decides to set up a pension plan, an IPP, if it's a defined benefit plan, which most IPPs are, the actuary for the plan would say that's going to cost, say, $600,000.

The first I would suggest is that to me there seems to be a good deal of sense in the proposals by Bell Canada and Stentor and others that a licensing regime be confined to international services so as not to have an overlay of a licensing regime in Canada where a deliberate choice was made not to have a licensing regime.

Among the requirements included in the Roadmap many refer, inter alia, to the need to implement in a full and effective manner the readmission agreement, to manage the borders and the visa policy in such a manner as to effectively prevent irregular migration, to have secure travel documents, to establish migration and asylum systems in line with international standards, to have functioning structures for combating organised crime with focus on migrants' smuggling and trafficking in human beings, to have in place and implement adequate ...[+++] forms of police and judicial cooperation with the EU Member States and the international community, and to respect the fundamental rights of the citizens and the foreigners with a specific attention to persons belonging to minorities and vulnerable categories.

For example, it would do the following: eliminate tariffs on manufacturing inputs and machinery and equipment; eliminate the need for tax reporting under section 116 of the Income Tax Act for many investments; narrow the definition of taxable Canadian property; implement important changes to strengthen federally regulated private pension plans; implement the one-time transfer protection payment to provincial governments announced in December 2009; regulate national payment card networks and their operators, if necessary; enable credit unions to incorporate federally and operate as banks; make it easier for companies to offer telecommunications services to Canadians; stimulate the mining industry by extending the Mineral Exploration ...[+++]Tax Credit; create greater tax fairness between single- and two-parent families with respect to claiming Universal Child Care Benefit amounts; and implement an enhanced stamping regime for tobacco products to deter contraband.