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Définition de more
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(Linguistique) Unité phonologique de durée ou de poids d’une syllabe dans certaines langues, typiquement une voyelle courte ayant une more et une voyelle longue deux mores.
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(Botanique) Écorce interne de l’Hibiscus tiliaceus.
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(Vieilli) Variante orthographique de maure.
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Langue voltaïque parlée au Burkina Faso par les Mossi. Son code ISO 639-3 est mos.
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It has simply made it more palatable. It has simply made it more palatable.
It has simply made it more palatable.
Another Citizen article, published on the same date, revealed that more and more two-parent families had both parents in the workforce in 1996, while at the same time the number of children left at home was increasing. Another Citizen article, published on the same date, revealed that more and more two-parent families had both parents in the workforce in 1996, while at the same time the number of children left at home was increasing.
Another Citizen article, published on the same date, revealed that more and more two-parent families had both parents in the workforce in 1996, while at the same time the number of children left at home was increasing.
In my constituency a police car which sustains more than $4,000 damage is parked because there is no money to get it repaired. In my constituency a police car which sustains more than $4,000 damage is parked because there is no money to get it repaired.
In my constituency a police car which sustains more than $4,000 damage is parked because there is no money to get it repaired.
However, while the amendments put forward by our brave colleagues in the Senate are a step in the right direction, we think many more amendments would be required and much more work would have to be done on this bill before the Bloc Quebecois could consider supporting it. However, while the amendments put forward by our brave colleagues in the Senate are a step in the right direction, we think many more amendments would be required and much more work would have to be done on this bill before the Bloc Quebecois could consider supporting it.
However, while the amendments put forward by our brave colleagues in the Senate are a step in the right direction, we think many more amendments would be required and much more work would have to be done on this bill before the Bloc Quebecois could consider supporting it.
We are also in favour of the Senate amendments for the following reasons: a number of these amendments would bring the French and English versions of the bill more in line with one another, while one other amendment clarifies the mandate of the commission being established by the federal government. We are also in favour of the Senate amendments for the following reasons: a number of these amendments would bring the French and English versions of the bill more in line with one another, while one other amendment clarifies the mandate of the commission being established by the federal government.
We are also in favour of the Senate amendments for the following reasons: a number of these amendments would bring the French and English versions of the bill more in line with one another, while one other amendment clarifies the mandate of the commission being established by the federal government.
Finally, the bill provides for more judges in appeal and unified family courts.
Finally, the bill provides for more judges in appeal and unified family courts.
More and more powers are being delegated to provincial court judges with fewer and fewer resources.
More and more powers are being delegated to provincial court judges with fewer and fewer resources.
The Progressive Conservative Party is encouraged by the provisions which make the appointments less bureaucratic and more democratic.
The Progressive Conservative Party is encouraged by the provisions which make the appointments less bureaucratic and more democratic.
By keeping central control in the confines of the provincial government, we believe it is more practical to apply a case by case process as it pertains to individual judges.
By keeping central control in the confines of the provincial government, we believe it is more practical to apply a case by case process as it pertains to individual judges.
And more than five members having risen:
And more than five members having risen:
Mr. Speaker, this weekend, and more specifically on November 11, we have a duty to pay tribute to those who gave their lives and those who came back from war to build the country.
Mr. Speaker, this weekend, and more specifically on November 11, we have a duty to pay tribute to those who gave their lives and those who came back from war to build the country.
The comments are even more illuminating.
The comments are even more illuminating.
The more I stand in the House, the more I wish we could do something about its research staff.
The more I stand in the House, the more I wish we could do something about its research staff.
I would ask for a more complete answer.
I would ask for a more complete answer.
Mr. Speaker, the hon. member will be hard put to find a more decentralized federation than Canada, particularly in this area.
Mr. Speaker, the hon. member will be hard put to find a more decentralized federation than Canada, particularly in this area.
He has done more as a former minister of Indian affairs and as a Prime Minister in his commitment through the bills that are now before the House of Commons, and everything we have done, than the hon. member across the way will ever do in three lifetimes.
He has done more as a former minister of Indian affairs and as a Prime Minister in his commitment through the bills that are now before the House of Commons, and everything we have done, than the hon. member across the way will ever do in three lifetimes.
In the 1993 red book the Liberals promised to reduce input costs to make farming more profitable.
In the 1993 red book the Liberals promised to reduce input costs to make farming more profitable.
Mr. Speaker, in my constituency police cars having more than $4,000 damage are being parked because there is not enough money to fix them.
Mr. Speaker, in my constituency police cars having more than $4,000 damage are being parked because there is not enough money to fix them.
I have been assured by the RCMP that while everyone would like to have more money, the reality is nothing is being done in this period of restraint that would compromise Canadian safety.
I have been assured by the RCMP that while everyone would like to have more money, the reality is nothing is being done in this period of restraint that would compromise Canadian safety.
Mr. Speaker, the Minister of Health has acknowledged that no professional group has borne the brunt of health care restructuring more than Canada's nurses.
Mr. Speaker, the Minister of Health has acknowledged that no professional group has borne the brunt of health care restructuring more than Canada's nurses.
We need federal action now and it has to be more than the reannouncement of a nursing co-ordinator position in Health Canada.
We need federal action now and it has to be more than the reannouncement of a nursing co-ordinator position in Health Canada.
The nurses know, as does the Canadian public, that making this work, making nurses part of the system, will take more than the empty rhetoric of the NDP.
The nurses know, as does the Canadian public, that making this work, making nurses part of the system, will take more than the empty rhetoric of the NDP.
The petitioners are asking the judges of Canada to make more of an effort to assign appropriate sentences to those people who behave in a manner that could be identified as being cruel toward animals.
The petitioners are asking the judges of Canada to make more of an effort to assign appropriate sentences to those people who behave in a manner that could be identified as being cruel toward animals.
They are asking the government not to proceed with any more of these agreements until we come to grips with this kind of issue.
They are asking the government not to proceed with any more of these agreements until we come to grips with this kind of issue.
However, there are 30 million or more Canadians out there who simply do not have an explanation of what the term self-government means as we are using it in the context of this House.
However, there are 30 million or more Canadians out there who simply do not have an explanation of what the term self-government means as we are using it in the context of this House.
We have to know before we can intelligently pass more legislation, or even this legislation.
We have to know before we can intelligently pass more legislation, or even this legislation.
As it goes through parliament I hope amendments will be brought in that make it more acceptable to both aboriginal and non-aboriginal Canadians.
As it goes through parliament I hope amendments will be brought in that make it more acceptable to both aboriginal and non-aboriginal Canadians.
It certainly helped move the debate down the road and helped to make Canadians more aware of what was going on.
It certainly helped move the debate down the road and helped to make Canadians more aware of what was going on.
Many aboriginal people say that the rich among them got that way by getting a much larger share of financial resources intended for a much more equitable distribution among the people.
Many aboriginal people say that the rich among them got that way by getting a much larger share of financial resources intended for a much more equitable distribution among the people.
I hope this was not a clever plan by the legal profession of Canada to create a lot more cases in court.
I hope this was not a clever plan by the legal profession of Canada to create a lot more cases in court.