Exemple de utilizare a Inspection procedures în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Inspection procedures.
Joint standards for inspection procedures.
Inspection procedures.
These are just those parts that have passed incoming inspection procedures.
Inspection procedures.
Assessment procedures and Member States' control and inspection procedures already exist.
Inspection procedures.
The Commission shall specify the modalities for the inspection procedures by the way of implementing acts.
Port inspection procedures.
The alerts provided by the DIANA system will be able to guide and optimise field inspection procedures.
Q: Do you have inspection procedures for the manufacture line?
I hope that we will soon have a new nuclear safety directive which is binding and which lays down the inspection procedures and the standards.
National inspection procedures to detect and prevent infringements are ineffective; and.
Varying practices as regards frequency and robustness of inspection procedures are also a cause for concern.
In certain Member States, mandatory provisions define in particular the safety level required of appliances burning gaseousfuels by specifying design, operating characteristics and inspection procedures.
If all Member States harmonise requirements and inspection procedures, vessels will be better prepared wherever they dock in the EU.
Whereas a close cooperation between the customs authority andthe competent authority in the field of animal nutrition must be established in order to ensure that inspection procedures are not eluded;
Of course, the process of implementing it is still,it would appear, under way, and the inspection procedures for ensuring that it is being complied with appear to be quite weak.
Whereas in order to ensure that inspection procedures are not evaded, it is necessary to provide that Member States shall not exclude a product from appropriate inspection on the grounds that it is intended for export outside the Community;
For the same reason, detailed rules should also be laid down regarding documentation, accounting andthe frequency of checks and inspection procedures, particularly in respect of the requirements laid down in Article 7(3).
Whereas, in order to ensure that inspection procedures are not evaded, it is necessary to provide that Member States shall not exclude a product from appropriate inspection on the grounds that it is intended for export outside the Community;
It is true that, according to the Court's caselaw, as cited by theCourt of First Instance, the obligation to adopt certain supervisory measures and inspection procedures not expressly imposed on the Member.
Introducing harmonised inspection procedures, together with harmonised fines to act as a deterrent, will ensure fishermen are treated fairly, regardless of where they fish, and will increase confidence in the system as a whole;
Member States shall regularly inform the Commission of the activities carried out in pursuance of this Directive by the bodiesthey have approved so that the Commission may ensure that the inspection procedures are implemented correctly and without discrimination.
Whereas a framework in Community law for harmonizing inspection procedures is fundamental to ensuring the homogeneous application of the principles of shipping safety and prevention of pollution which lie at the heart of Community transport and environment policies;
The Court of First Instance then accepted, at paragraph 52 of the judgment under appeal,that the legislation in force at the relevant time did not expressly require Member States to use the inspection procedures prescribed by the Commission in its summary report.
Port States, as a system of harmonised inspection procedures, can exercise jurisdiction on those vessels calling at their ports and constitute a“safety net” to catch substandard ships with the main objective of their eventual elimination.
Whereas several Member States have sought to ensure that degree of safety by mandatory specifications relating both to the technical safety regulations and the inspection procedures; whereas those specifications differ from one Member State to another;
In the Committee's view, the work of the CEN(the European Committee for Standardisation) should be stepped up, in line with the Commission's brief on the matter, which provides for the definition of harmonised standards for measuring the energy consumption of existing buildings and new builds,as well as for certification and inspection procedures.
Whereas the requirements to be met by such equipment differ from one Member State to another in respect of their extent and differing inspection procedures; whereas these differences are, therefore, likely to raise barriers to trade within the Community;