Übersetzung für "CFC 32 " (Englisch → Französisch) :

difluoromethane [ fluorocarbon-32 | Freon 32 | CFC 32 | F 32 | R 32 | Halon 1.200 ]

CFC lifetime | CFC residence time | chlorofluorocarbon lifetime | chlorofluorocarbon residence time | fluorocarbon lifetime | fluorocarbon residence time

anthropogenic CFC | anthropogenic chlorofluorocarbon | anthropogenic fluorocarbon | man-made CFC | man-made chlorofluorocarbon | man-made fluorocarbon

atmospheric chlorofluorocarbon buildup | buildup of CFCs | CFC buildup | chlorofluorocarbon buildup | fluorocarbon buildup

1,1-difluoroethane [ ethylidene difluoride | fluorocarbon-152a | halocarbon 152A | Halon 2.300 | HCFC-152a | HCFC 152a | R 152a | CFC 152a | Freon 152a | CFC-152a | difluoroethane | ethylene fluoride | ethylidene fluoride ]

1,2-dichloro-1,1-difluoroethane [ HCFC-132b | CFC-132b | CFC 132b | HCFC 132b | F-132b | Freon 132b | dichlorodifluoroethane ]

partially halogenated CFC | non-fully hallegenated CFC

CFC manager | coordinator of aviation frequencies and communications | aviation communications and frequency coordination manager | manager of aviation frequencies and communications

chlorofluorocarbon | CFC

fixed capital consumption | consumption of fixed capital | CFC

Hon. Stockwell Day (Minister of Public Safety, CPC): Mr. Speaker, I am informed by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, RCMP, that: a) As published in the RCMP’s 2007-2008 Reports on Plans and Priorities (RPP), the total planned spending on the Canada Firearms Centre (CFC) for fiscal year 2007-2008 is $70.4 million. b) Line-item cost projections for 2007-2008 are: $21.2 million in salaries $32.6 million in operating and maintenance $12.7 million in grants and contributions $3.9 million in employee benefits plan c) The projected costs of the Canada Firearms Program by department or agency as published in table 12 of the special chapter on Canada Firearms Program in the 2007-2008 RCMP’s RPP: From within CFC's $70.4 million, CFC plans to transfe ...[+++]r $1.7 million to the Canada Border Services Agency, and $0.8 million to the Department of Justice.

Hon. Wayne Easter (Solicitor General of Canada, Lib.): The total amount reimbursed by the Department of Justice in relation to the Canadian firearms program since April 1, 1994 is as follows: a) Solicitor General, nil; b) Correctional Services, nil; c) Human Resources Development, $32.7 million, reimbursement of costs in support of provision of staff and related operating costs at central processing site in Miramichi); d) Office of the Information Commissioner, nil; e) Office of the Privacy Commissioner, nil; f) National Parole Board, nil; g) Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, nil; h) Public Works and Government Services, $1.2 million, reimbursement of costs for services provided to CFC by PWGSC project team; i) ...[+++]Canada Customs and Revenue Agency, $13.6 million, reimbursement of costs for services provided at border crossings and systems connection; j) Treasury Board Secretariat, nil; and k) Indian Affairs and Northern Development, nil.

If you leave the 11 chiefs aside, there are 49 investigators or inspectors for the whole of Canada—that is, the people who work in the field—to monitor 32 regulations: mercury, PCBs, CFCs, gasoline, lead, pulp and paper, chloride, the Fisheries Act, and so on.