Translation of "pied rond " (French → English) :

congenital convex pes planus | congenital convex pes valgus | congenital vertical talus | rocker bottom flat foot

round-cut with foot

round-cut without foot

round cent [ round one-cent coin ]

round brilliant polisher

pedestal sign stand | floor standing sign holder

congenital convex pes valgus | congenital vertical talus | congenital rocker-bottom flat foot | congenital convex pes planus

bastard half round wood | half round rasp | half round wood rasp

running treadmill

These initiatives can be summarized as follows: First, the creation of an aquaculture directorate; second, the launching of a comprehensive policy review and establishment of policy advisory committees; third, involvement in the aquaculture legal review; fourth, hosting of the two National Roundtables on Aquaculture; fifth, leading the Canadian Council of Fisheries Ministers to be expanded to include ministers responsible for aquaculture, as evidenced by the new name, the Canadian Council of Fisheries and Aquaculture Ministers; sixth, leading the Aquaculture Task Group under CCFAM; and, seventh, the establishment of a coordination ...[+++]mechanism between the department and my office for ongoing collaboration and involving the Associate Deputy Minister, the Assistant Deputy Minister Policy, and myself.

In the fall of 2011, following the Liberal round table on drug shortages, we recommended that Health Canada should establish a team within Health Canada to anticipate, identify, and manage drug shortages, similar to the 11-person team established by U.S. President Obama at the U.S. FDA.

The derogation provided for in Article 1 shall apply to supplies of wood products by taxable persons including standing timber, round or cleft working wood, fuel wood, timber products, as well as square edged or chipped wood and wood in the rough, processed or semi-manufactured wood.

Four or five round tables were struck, and at the time I had the privilege of chairing an environmental technologies round table, to take a closer look at where we were going.