Translation of "réparation de l'appareil locomoteur " (French → English) :

Musculoskeletal system repair

ICT equipment | IT equipment | repair ICT devices

Musculoskeletal test not done

Musculoskeletal test done

industrial instruments service technician

household electrical appliance repair shop foreman [ household electrical appliance repair shop forewoman ]

fix household appliances | repair household appliance | repair household appliances | repairing household appliances

mend heating equipment | reconstruct boiler equipment | reconstruct heating equipment | repair heating equipment

The claim proposed by the applicant was worded as follows: ‘Slowing down/reduce the destruction process of cartilage of the musculoskeletal system and consequently reduce the risk of osteoarthritis’.

In order for the Member States to have time to adapt their certification programmes to cover activities related to installation, servicing, maintenance, repair and decommissioning of electrical switchgear containing fluorinated greenhouse gases, as well as recovery from switchgear other than high voltage switchgear referred to in Regulation (EC) No 305/2008, it is appropriate that the requirement to hold a certificate in accordance with this Regulation should apply as of 1 July 2017 to the activities related to installation, servicing, mainten ...[+++]ance, repair and decommissioning of electrical switchgear containing fluorinated greenhouse gases.

Question No. 848 Hon. Stéphane Dion: With regard the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) program, since the beginning of Canada’s participation: (a) what was the first evaluation of the acquisition cost-per-plane Canada would pay, (i) when was that evaluation made, (ii) based on what information was it made, (iii) who provided the government with that information, (iv) via what medium (e.g., conference, personal discussion,briefing note, etc.), (v) what is the name of the government document containing that evaluation, (vi) what is the topic of that document, (vii) which government members were provided with information; (b) for every subsequent re-evaluation of the ac ...[+++]quisition cost-per-plane that Canada would pay and up to the government's current evaluation, (i) what was the new evaluation (ii) when was that evaluation made, (iii) based on what information was it made, (iv) who provided the government with that information, (v) via what medium (e.g., conference, personal discussion, briefing note, etc.), (vi) what is the name of the government document containing that evaluation, (vii) what is the topic of that document, (viii) which government members were provided with that information, (ix) as precisely as possible, what new information prompted the re-evaluation; (c) what was the first evaluation of the maintenance and repair cost-per-plane Canada would have to incur, (i) when was that evaluation made, (ii) based on what information was it made, (iii) who provided the government with that information, (iv) via what medium (e.g., conference, personal discussion, briefing note, etc.), (v) what is the name of the government document containing that evaluation, (vi) what is the topic of that document, (vii) which government members were provided with that information; (d) for every subsequent re-evaluation of the maintenance and repair cost-per-plane that Canada would have to incur and up to the government's current evaluation, (i) what was the new evaluation, (ii) when ...

The ACAP has developed 12 general standards for the prevention and care of arthritis, identifying three as a priority. First, every Canadian must be aware of arthritis; second, all relevant health professionals must be able to perform a valid standardized, age-appropriate musculoskeletal screening assessment; third, every Canadian with arthritis must have timely and equal access to appropriate medication.