Traduction de «minimum sector » (Anglais → Français) :

3. Where any of the cumulative conditions laid down in paragraph 1 or any additional condition provided for in sector-specific legislation is no longer met, Member States shall immediately revoke their decision to reduce the minimum level of on-the-spot checks and apply as of the following claim year the minimum level of on-the-spot checks established by the sectoral agricultural legislation.

For the provision of information services, Directive 2003/98/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 November 2003 on the reuse of public sector information sets minimum rules for the reuse of public sector information throughout the Union and encourages Member States to go beyond these minimum rules and to adopt policies allowing broad use of information or data held by public sector bodies.

It was raised to $240 per month just this year, and it's going to go to $269 next year. However, the legal minimum wage explicitly is excluded for people who work in the garment sector, which leads me to believe that minimum wages in the garment sector are probably below $155 per month.

Question No. 52 Mr. Don Davies: With regards to public-private partnerships (P3s or PFIs): (a) what is the government’s overall policy on their use; (b) how many government contracts since January 2006 have involved P3s, and for each project, what are the names of these projects, who are the partners, how much money did the federal government contribute, how much money did other levels of government contribute and how much money did each private partner contribute; (c) what problems in general have the government identified with the use of P3s; (d) what precautions have the government taken to ensure that P3s represent value for money for taxpayers; (e) what measures has the government taken to ensure that the terms and conditions of P3s are honoured b ...[+++]y private sector participants; (f) were there any lessons learned exercises or evaluations conducted with respect to any particular P3 project and, if so, what were the results of these evaluations; (g) has the government conducted studies on the use of P3s in other countries and, if so, what were the results of these studies; (h) has the government invested in P3 projects in British Columbia; and (i) does the government have a minimum contribution or minimum percentage required from the private sector?

This is the minimum we owe Canadians, to provide a plan that is done sector by sector, province by province and that Canadians are fully engaged with and has a provincial consensus. The minimum we owe this Chamber is that whatever plan has been tabled to the provinces come back to Parliament.

At this meeting the Council and the Commission agreed on the following statement: "During a transitional period from 1 January 1995 to 31 December 1997: - Member States whose tax rates on 1 January 1995 are twice the minimum rates or more may lower their tax rates to twice the minimum rates; - Member States whose tax rates on 1 January 1995 are less than twice the minimum rates may not reduce their tax rates as a rule, unless these reductions are offset by new charges imposed on the transport sector in such a way that the overall com ...[+++]petitive situation in the sector is unchanged.