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Assess the healthy development of the new-born infant
Blood-borne and sexually transmitted disease
Blood-borne and sexually transmitted infection
CNCP
Campylobacteriosis
Canadian National Canadian Pacific
Canadian cultivator 3)Canadian spring-tine cultivator
Canadian pondweed
Canadian waterweed
Care for newly born baby
Care for the new-born infant
Common elodia
E.coli infection
Escherichia coli infection
Examine new-born infants
Examine the new-born infant
Food-borne disease
Food-borne zoonose
Food-borne zoonotic disease
Foreign-born vs native-born Canadians
Listeriosis
Perform neonatal examination
Prepare formulae for babys
Prepare formulae for new-borns and infants
Prepare infant formula
Prepare infant formulae
Salmonellosis
Sexually transmitted and blood-borne disease
Sexually transmitted and blood-borne infection
Structural-borne noise
Structurally borne noise
Structure-borne noise
Structure-borne sound
Take care of new-born infant
Take care of newly born babies

Vertaling van "canadian-born " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE
Foreign-born vs native-born Canadians

Canadiens nés à l'étranger et Canadiens de naissance


take care of new-born infant | take care of newly born babies | care for newly born baby | care for the new-born infant

s’occuper de nourrissons nouveau-nés


Canadian National Canadian Pacific | CNCP [Abbr.]

Canadian National/Canadian Pacific | CN/CP


food-borne disease [ campylobacteriosis | E.coli infection | Escherichia coli infection | food-borne zoonose | food-borne zoonotic disease | listeriosis | salmonellosis ]

maladie d'origine alimentaire [ campylobactériose | infection à E. coli | infection à Escherichia coli | listériose | salmonellose | zoonose d'origine alimentaire ]


canadian pondweed | canadian waterweed | common elodia

Anacharis canadensis Planch. | élodée du Canada


assess the healthy development of the new-born infant | examine new-born infants | examine the new-born infant | perform neonatal examination

examiner un nouveau-né


blood-borne and sexually transmitted infection [ sexually transmitted and blood-borne infection | blood-borne and sexually transmitted disease | sexually transmitted and blood-borne disease ]

infection transmissible sexuellement et par le sang [ ITSS | infection transmise sexuellement et par le sang | maladie transmissible sexuellement et par le sang | maladie transmise sexuellement et par le sang ]


structurally borne noise [ structure-borne noise | structural-borne noise | structure-borne sound ]

bruit solidien [ son transmis par conduction | son solidien | bruit dû à la conduction | bruit de structure ]


Canadian cultivator 3)Canadian spring-tine cultivator | cultivator,C-type

cultivateur à dents en C | cultivateur canadien


prepare formulae for babys | prepare infant formula | prepare formulae for new-borns and infants | prepare infant formulae

confectionner des préparations pour nourrissons
IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS
2. The entry "Al-Kadr, Ahmad Said (aka Al-Kanadi, Abu Abd Al-Rahman); born 1.3.1948, Cairo, Egypt; thought to be an Egyptian and Canadian national" under the heading "natural persons" shall be replaced with the following:

2) La mention "AL-KADR, Ahmad Said (alias AL-KANADI, Abu Abd Al-Rahman); né le 1.3.1948 au Caire, en Égypte; serait ressortissant égyptien et canadien", sous la rubrique "Personnes physiques" est remplacée par le texte suivant:


Al-Kadr, Ahmad Said (aka Abu Abd Al-Rahman, Al-Kanadi); born 1.3.1948, Cairo, Egypt; thought to be an Egyptian and Canadian national

Al-Kadr, Ahmad Said (alias Abu Abd Al-Rahman, Al-Kanadi). Né le 1.3.1948 au Caire, en Égypte. Serait ressortissant égyptien et canadien


Persons born abroad prior to 1977 could acquire Canadian citizenship from their Canadian father if the child was born in wedlock, and from their Canadian mother if the child was born out of wedlock (12) This anachronistic rule had the effect of denying Canadian citizenship to children born in wedlock to Canadian mothers and foreign fathers, and to children born out of wedlock to Canadian fathers and foreign mothers.

Une personne née à l’étranger avant 1977 pouvait acquérir la citoyenneté canadienne par filiation paternelle si elle était née dans les liens du mariage, et par filiation maternelle si elle était née hors mariage (12). Cette règle anachronique a eu pour effet de priver de leur citoyenneté canadienne les enfants nés d’une mère canadienne et d’un père étranger mariés, et ceux nés d’un père canadien et d’une mère étrangère non mariés.


(Return tabled) Question No. 106 Ms. Olivia Chow: With regard to Canada’s immigration system: (a) how many Canadians have family members who have been deported since 2000, listed by each year, to 2006, and projected into 2007; (b) how many individuals have been deported from Canada since the year 2000, listed by each year, to 2006, and projected into 2007; (c) how many of these individuals had been in Canada for five or more years; (d) what is the cost of deporting these individuals per year, since 2000, listed by departments, including the court cost; (e) how many of these individuals had filed appeals to Federal Court; (f) how many of these individuals were ordered removed with their children, provide a list of the ages of all those ...[+++]

(Le document est déposé) Question n 106 Mme Olivia Chow: Concernant le système d’immigration du Canada: a) combien de Canadiens par an ont vu des membres de leur famille expulsés entre 2000 et 2006 et quel est leur nombre prévu en 2007; b) combien d’individus ont été expulsés du Canada par an entre 2000 et 2006 et quel est leur nombre prévu en 2007; c) combien de ces individus étaient au Canada depuis plus de cinq ans; d) combien en coûte-t-il par ministère pour expulser ces individus par an depuis 2000, frais de justice compris; e) combien de ces individus ont interjeté l'appel devant la Cour fédérale; f) combien de ces individus o ...[+++]


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Children who were born of Canadians who were outside the country, that is the children were born outside the country, those children were entitled to Canadian citizenship and rightfully so because of their birth to Canadian parents and equally and obviously rightfully so it seems to me should children born in Canada but who were moved by their parents to another country.

Des enfants nés à l'étranger de parents canadiens, c'est-à-dire des enfants nés à l'extérieur du Canada, ont la citoyenneté canadienne, à juste titre d'ailleurs, parce qu'ils sont nés de parents canadiens; à mon avis, il devrait en être de même des enfants nés au Canada, mais dont les parents ont déménagé à l'étranger.


Al-Kadr, Ahmad Said (aka Abu Abd Al-Rahman, Al-Kanadi); born 1.3.1948, Cairo, Egypt; thought to be an Egyptian and Canadian national

Al-Kadr, Ahmad Said (alias Abu Abd Al-Rahman, Al-Kanadi). Né le 1.3.1948 au Caire, en Égypte. Serait ressortissant égyptien et canadien


According to the chief actuary of the CPP, the year in which you were born determines the return you can expect to receive on your CPP contributions. Those Canadians born in 1911 receive about a 22.5-per-cent return on contributions; 1929, 10.1 per cent; 1968, two years after I was born, 2.5 per cent. With the implementation of the proposed reforms in Bill C-2, the generation of Canadians born in 1988 can expect to receive a 1.8-per-cent return on CPP contributions over their lifetime.

Pour les Canadiens nés en 1911, le rendement sera d'environ 22,5 p.100; pour ceux qui sont nés en 1929, il sera de 10,1 p. 100; pour ceux qui sont nés en 1968, deux ans après ma naissance, il sera de 2,5 p. 100. Avec la mise en oeuvre des réformes proposées dans le projet de loi C-2, les Canadiens nés en 1988 pourront s'attendre à un rendement de 1,8 p. 100 de leurs cotisations au RPC, et ce pour la durée de leur vie.


A recent study conducted by Krishna Pendakur of Simon Fraser University and Ravi Pendakur entitled ``Earning differentials among ethnic groups in Canada'' found that similarly qualified Canadian born visible minorities earn about 11 per cent less than Canadian born white people and that immigrant visible minorities earn 15 per cent less than Canadian born whites (1605 ) We are also familiar with the term glass ceiling, barriers to upper level management faced by many women and minorities in companies and agencies.

Une étude a été récemment effectuée par Krishna Pendakur, de l'Université Simon Fraser, et par Ravi Pendakur. Cette étude, intitulée «Earning differentials among Ethnic Groups in Canada», révèle que les membres de minorités visibles qui sont nés au Canada et qui ont des compétences égales à ceux de Canadiens de race blanche gagnaient environ 11 p. 100 de moins que ces derniers.


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