Vertaling van "quebec say " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Euro-Quebec Hydro-Hydrogen Production Project | Euro-Quebec Hydro-Hydrogen project | EQHHPP [Abbr.]
projet d'hydrocarbures Euro-Québec | projet Euro-Québec Hydrohydrogène | EQHHPP [Abbr.]

Say No to Violence, Say Yes to Safer Communities
Dites non à la violence, dites oui à des communautés plus sûres

Don't say yes when you want to say no
Don't say yes when you want to say no

You say 'to-may-to(e)' and I say 'to-mah-to(e)' : Bridging the communications gap between researchers and policy-makers
«S'entendre sur le fond» : Combler le fossé de la communication entre les chercheurs et les responsables de l'élaboration des politiques

Quebec (geographic location)
Québec

Salmonella Quebec
Salmonella Quebec

Barber-Say syndrome
syndrome de Barber-Say

the final say | the last word
le dernier mot

id est | that is (to say) | i.e. [Abbr.]
c'est-à-dire | c.-à-d. [Abbr.]

Canada [ Newfoundland | Quebec ]
Canada [ Québec | Terre-Neuve ]

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

Quebec says no. Mike Harris says no. Francophones outside Quebec say no. Women's groups in Canada say no. Many other people say no to the federal government's reference.
Le Québec dit non, Mike Harris dit non, les francophones hors Québec disent non, les groupes de femmes du Canada disent non et beaucoup d'autres personnes disent non au renvoi du gouvernement fédéral.

He wants to travel around Quebec saying that he has recognized the nation, while travelling around the rest of Canada saying that this means nothing and stating his plan to continue to try to impose bilingualism on Quebec.
Il veut se promener au Québec et dire qu'il a reconnu la nation, tout en se promenant dans le reste du Canada en disant que cela ne veut rien dire et en affirmant qu'on continuera de tenter d'imposer le bilinguisme au Québec.

As far as pensioners are concerned, they do not have to worry, I made that clear, and old age pensioners will not be affected, not in November and not in the finance minister's next budget. Mr. Michel Gauthier (Roberval, BQ): Mr. Speaker, will the Prime Minister admit that at the rate the federal government says it will cut transfers to the provinces, in other words, money used by the provinces for social programs and education, at the rate the federal government plans to cut these expenditures, according to our most accurate estimates-although the criteria have not yet been released, but we tried a series of criteria that seemed likely-we can say that in four years time, if Quebecers say no in the referendum and decide to stay in the federal system, in four years time the federal government will no longer pay a cent in transfer payments for social programs, education and social assistance, and on top of that, under the tax points system, Quebecers would again have to send part of the province's tax revenues to Ottawa to help fund social programs in the other provinces?
L'hon. Paul Martin (ministre des Finances et ministre chargé du Bureau fédéral de développement régional (Québec), Lib.): Monsieur le Président, selon le système actuel, il y a un déclin de l'argent qui devait être versé aux transferts aux provinces.

This seems to indicate a serious lack of consistency between what Liberal members from Quebec say in Ottawa and what the Liberal wing is saying in Quebec.
On peut alors supposer un manque flagrant de cohésion entre le discours des députés libéraux du Québec à Ottawa et ceux de l'aile libérale au Québec.

Yesterday, in the Vancouver Sun, Ms. Liz Symons was reported as saying that, if Quebec says yes to sovereignty, it will be very important that a good relationship be maintained with Quebec.
Dans l'édition d'hier du Vancouver Sun, Mme Liz Symons déclarait, et je la cite, «que même si le Québec vote oui à la souveraineté, il est très important que nous maintenions une bonne relation avec le Québec aussi».