Examples of using Control programmes in English and their translations into Finnish
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National air pollution control programmes.
Control programmes and control methods: Articles 5-8.
Implementing effective pest‑control programmes.
National control programmes shall cover at least the following stages of the food chain.
The businesses may create their own control programmes.
More specific control programmes can, however, be defined for individual fisheries.
Content of National Air Pollution Control Programmes.
Those control programmes shall cover at least feedingstuff production and primary production of animals.
Evidence provided by the exporting Party of the efficacy of its enforcement and control programmes.
By adopting national cancer control programmes we can reduce cancer mortality by as much as 30.
It also lays down the quality requirements for laboratories participating in control programmes.
National control programmes including the establishment of inspection levels and their implementation;
The methodology for sampling plans, control plans and common control programmes for weighing;
Control programmes are essentially a management issue and do not fall within the remit of the EFSA.
The Commission may establish guidance on the elaboration and implementation of national air pollution control programmes.
International fisheries control programmes, where the Community is under an obligation to provide for controls. .
The approval by the Commission of sampling plans,control plans and common control programmes for weighing;
Control programmes, which include sampling and testing regimes, would increase the demand of appropriate test systems and laboratories.
Therefore it is proposed that the Member States should encourage food businesses to establish their own control programmes.
This approach will be reinforced as national control programmes are developed within the new framework of official food and feed controls. .
The Commission may also specify the format and the necessary information concerning Member States' national air pollution control programmes in the form of implementing acts.
Infection control programmes including trained infection control teams should be a central part of good hospital management and should be given sufficient resources.
The Commission may ask Member States to modify or supplement their national control programmes so that they conform with Community law.
Communication and education activities should build a sense of responsibility amongst European citizens, authorities and industries with regard to trade in and movement of potential IS,as well as eradication and/or control programmes.
Article 29 provides for the financing of monitoring and control programmes for zoonoses under the same procedure laid down in Article 24.
While the Commission can accept the new provisions, it expects that the Member States will be willing to implement the provisions sooner,once the control programmes are in place.
Laboratories participating in control programmes pursuant to Articles 5 and 7 where samples are analysed for the testing of the presence of food-borne zoonoses and zoonotic agents referred to in Annex I, column 1 shall be approved by the competent authority.
To achieve the reduction targets, Member States will need to adopt national control programmes and encourage the private sector to collaborate.
For third countries with which a regular trade flow is established, the provisions of Article 5(7) and Article 6(1) and(3)concerning time periods for the submission and approval of national control programmes shall apply.
Article 7 on control programmes of operators has been reworded so that in particular the competent authorities“may”(rather than“shall”) approve the programmes: thus the competent authority may organise a system to ensure that industry programmes are sufficiently representative.