Examples of using To develop rules in English and their translations into French
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To develop rules that permit that to happen.
Giving us the power to develop rules relating to such things as.
The 1998 amendments to the Canadian Human Rights Act empowered the Tribunal Chairperson to develop rules of procedure.
The act requires HHS to develop rules for breach notification in the health-care industry.
The global regulatory environment will continue to put pressure on OSFI to develop rules that are globally competitive.
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Promoting peace anduniversal rights allows us to develop rules for living in communities..
A community process to develop rules and procedures applicable to land on the breakdown of a marriage.
Finally, FCAC consulted with Canadian bankers to develop rules governing public meetings.
Helping to develop rules that support the efficient operation of global markets is one of our key objectives.
It would therefore be useful for the Commission to develop rules that would clarify the law in that area.
The goal: to develop rules that did not discriminate between the different actors and that respected the rights of consumers.
This will continue to put pressure on OSFI to develop rules that are globally competitive.
We were able to develop rules for interaction after World War II, and we were able to reach an agreement in Helsinki in the 1970s.
The further restructuring is now to be used to develop rules for a structured consultation procedure.
Decision SC32-11: The Standing Committee accepted with gratitude the offer by the Crane Bank to fund a capacity-building programme for young African wetland professionals to be seconded to Uganda's Wetland Inspection Division, andit committed the incoming Standing Committee to develop rules for the programme at its 34th meeting in spring 2006.
The Agriculture Department would need to develop rules to govern the program by the end of the year.
Lastly, globalization made it necessary to develop rules and standards which were binding on all trading nations.
Another workshop was being convened in Kingston from 26 to 30 June 2000 to further the work on the review of the status of knowledge and research on resources other than polymetallic nodules, e.g., polymetallic sulphides and cobalt crusts,since the Authority had been requested by the Russian Federation to develop rules, regulations and procedures for exploration for those resources.