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41 co-operative, education, tax, credit
crédit m d'impôt pour l'éducation coopérativeEnglish-French legislative terms > co-operative, education, tax, credit
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42 co-operative, enterprise
mouvement m coopératif -
43 co-operative, housing, corporation
coopérative f de logement, société f coopérative d'habitationEnglish-French legislative terms > co-operative, housing, corporation
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44 Co-operative, Loans, Board, of, Ontario
Commission f des prêts aux coopératives de l'OntarioEnglish-French legislative terms > Co-operative, Loans, Board, of, Ontario
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45 co-operative, measure
( school board)mesure f de collaboration -
46 co-operative, measures, report
( school board)rapport m sur les mesures de collaborationEnglish-French legislative terms > co-operative, measures, report
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47 co-operative, name
dénomination f sociale de la coopérative -
48 co-operative, principles
principes m coopératifs -
49 co-operative, unit
logement m coopératif -
50 co-operative, with, share, capital
coopérative f avec capital socialEnglish-French legislative terms > co-operative, with, share, capital
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51 co-operative, without, share, capital
coopérative f sans capital socialEnglish-French legislative terms > co-operative, without, share, capital
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52 county, library, co-operative, board
conseil m de coopérative de bibliothèques de comtéEnglish-French legislative terms > county, library, co-operative, board
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53 direct, charge, co-operative
coopérative f de contribution directeEnglish-French legislative terms > direct, charge, co-operative
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54 housing, co-operative
coopérative f de logement -
55 library, co-operative
coopérative f de bibliothèques -
56 multi-stakeholder, co-operative
coopérative f composée de partenaires multiplesEnglish-French legislative terms > multi-stakeholder, co-operative
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57 non-profit, co-operative, housing, corporation
coopérative f de logement sans but lucratifEnglish-French legislative terms > non-profit, co-operative, housing, corporation
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58 non-profit, housing, co-operative
coopérative f de logement sans but lucratifEnglish-French legislative terms > non-profit, housing, co-operative
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59 qualifying, co-operative, education, program
(taxation)programme m d'éducation coopérative admissibleEnglish-French legislative terms > qualifying, co-operative, education, program
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60 renewable, energy, co-operative
coopérative f d'énergie renouvelableEnglish-French legislative terms > renewable, energy, co-operative
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