Übersetzung für "Canadian Philatelic Society Great Britain " (Englisch → Französisch) :

trusteeship funds in line with SMEs" capital requirement and employee stock ownership plans or employee stock ownership trusts (ESOP/ESOT) following the example of those in Great Britain and Ireland, and societies to boost the economy;

I would, however, like to point out to you that support for a Tobin-type tax is increasing. This support is coming from organisations of economists, naturally, but also from political institutions, as a result of the fact that certain positions have been taken up in the Finnish and Canadian parliaments, and again in Argentina, quite recently, even in Great Britain, and here, in the European Parliament.

I would, however, like to point out to you that support for a Tobin-type tax is increasing. This support is coming from organisations of economists, naturally, but also from political institutions, as a result of the fact that certain positions have been taken up in the Finnish and Canadian parliaments, and again in Argentina, quite recently, even in Great Britain, and here, in the European Parliament.

– (FR) Mr President, in a context marked by the rail accidents in Great Britain which serve to illustrate the price paid by society to quench the thirst for profit of rail companies, the European institutions are thinking of authorising Member States to grant aid to improve their infrastructures.

Second, in looking at British society, those who have looked most closely and most recently, including Mrs. Thatcher's supporters, have said that the difficulty with Great Britain is not so much the fact that Great Britain spent more on social welfare, not so much that it tried to develop strong programs to help the poorest in society, but rather because Britain failed so badly in training and education (1355 ) Maurice Cowling, one of Mrs. Thatcher's academic supporters, has written a book abo ...[+++]ut British society.

Garry Toffoli, Executive Director, Canadian Royal Heritage Trust: In our brief, we gave a more detailed explanation of our position, but to give some of the highlights, the premise that Bill C-53 is sufficient is based on four assumptions: one, that the Queen of the United Kingdom is automatically the Queen of Canada; two, that the United Kingdom controls the succession law and can extend that to Canada; three, that there is no Canadian law of succession; and four, that the Crown of the United Kingdom of Great Britain a ...[+++]nd Ireland, as referred to in the preamble of the Constitution Act, 1867, today means the Crown of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and not the Crown of Canada.