Translation of "représentation par bloc " (French → English) :

chunking

United States Trade Representative | USTR [Abbr.]

pentaprism | pentaprism unit | roof prism

Ratio of blocks with prostate tumor to total number of blocks obtained

Non-partisan Bloc for the Support of Reforms | Non-Party Bloc for Reform | Non-Party Bloc of Support for Reforms | BBWR [Abbr.]

concrete block production operative | concrete block production worker | block machine operator | concrete block machine operator

complete atrioventricular block | complete A-V block | third degree atrioventricular block

block | blocking anesthesia | blocking anaesthesia | conduction anesthesia | conduction anaesthesia | nerve block | nerve blocking anesthesia | neural block | neural blockade

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The basic motion is that the Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans request an order of reference to travel from February 13 to February 23, 2000 to British Columbia and the State of Washington to commence their comprehensive study on aquaculture and their statutory obligation to undertake a review of the Oceans Act and their study on the aboriginal fisheries strategy, and that the said committee be composed of two Reform members, one Bloc Québécois member, one NDP member, one PC member, and five Liberal members, and the necessary staff to accompany the committee.

The Speaker: I have the honour to inform the House that the following members have been appointed as members of the Board of Internal Economy for the purposes and under the provisions of the act to amend the Parliament of Canada Act, Chapter 42, (First Supplement), the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, namely: Mr. Boudria and Mr. Gagliano, members of the Queen's Privy Council; Mr. Kilger and Ms. Catterall, representatives of the government caucus; Mr. Strahl and Mr. White (Langley—Abbotsford), representatives of the Reform caucus; and Mr. Bergeron, representative of the Bloc ...[+++] Quebecois.

Mr. Ritz is here from Saskatchewan representing the Reform Party; Mr. Perron is here from Quebec representing the Bloc Québécois; Madame Vautour is here from New Brunswick representing the NDP; Mr. Brison is here from Nova Scotia representing the Conservatives; Mr. Gallaway is here from Ontario representing the Liberals; and Mr. Iftody is here from Manitoba, also representing the Liberals.

58. Supports the intention of the Commission to strengthen the influence of the EMU in international financial institutions with a common EU position represented by selected representatives, such as the president of the Eurogroup, the Commission and the president of the ECB; notes that, in practice, the president of the Eurogroup, the Commission and the president of the ECB are already permitted to participate as observers in the most important international financial institutions; demands, however, a better coordination of European positions so that common European monetary policy will be represented by its legitimate representatives in future; expects that a euro area position on the exchange rate policies of its main partners will be ...[+++]expressed; calls on the president of the Eurogroup to represent the euro area at the Financial Stability Forum (FSF); suggests that the statutes of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) be amended to allow the representation of economic blocks and organisations;