Vertaling van "bourassa is reacting " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

react to emergency situations according to procedures | react to situations of emergency in a live performance environment | react to emergency situations appropriately | react to emergency situations in a live performance environment
réagir à des situations d'urgence dans un lieu de spectacle en direct

slow-reacting substance of anaphylaxis | SRS-A | slow-reacting substance A | slow-reactive substance of anaphylaxis
SRS-A

allow to react | make to react
faire réagir

react appropriately to changing navigation circumstances | react to changes in navigation conditions | respond to changing circumstances while navigating | respond to changing navigation circumstances
répondre au changement des conditions de navigation

react to accurrence in music therapy session | respond to event in music therapy appointment | react to event in music therapy session | respond to incidents in music therapy sessions
réagir aux incidents lors des séances de musicothérapie

An Act to change the name of the electoral district of Bourassa
Loi visant à changer le nom de la circonscription électorale de Bourassa

slow-reacting substance of anaphylaxis | SRS-A
substance SRS-A | SRS-A

recurrent idiotype | public idiotype | cross-reacting idiotype
idiotype récurrent | idiotype public

antibody that reacts with the core protein
anticorps anti-protéine centrale

antibody that reacts with the envelope protein
anticorps anti-protéine d'enveloppe

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

Mr. Bernard Bigras: I see the member for Bourassa is reacting once again.
M. Bernard Bigras: Je vois le député de Bourassa réagir encore une fois.

Quebec Employment Minister Louise Harel reacted as follows to Bill C-96: ``This is an outright refusal on the part of Ottawa to consider the consensus that exists in Quebec and was repeatedly expressed by the previous administrations of Mr. Bourassa and Mr. Johnson and by the present government headed by Mr. Parizeau, a consensus on the need to patriate all programs and budgets for manpower adjustment to Quebec''.
Mme Louise Harel, ministre de l'Emploi du Québec, réagissait ainsi au projet de loi C-96: «C'est une brutale fin de non-recevoir d'Ottawa au consensus unanime québécois pourtant réitéré, tant sous la précédente administration de MM. Bourassa et Johnson, que sous le gouvernement actuel de M. Parizeau, quant à la nécessité de rapatrier au Québec la totalité des mesures d'adaptation de la main-d'oeuvre et les budgets qui s'y rattachent».