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The guidelines are based on the following principles.
Maritim's suppliers and other business partners will in turn help their suppliers to adhere to the ethical standards, human rights,occupational health and safety and environmental standards on which these guidelines are based, within the framework of fulfilling their contractual obligations.
The following guidelines are based on the regulations.
Our guidelines are based on a set of values that focuses on community.
The Commission recommendations on these guidelines are based on the fundamental principles established at the 2003 Brussels European Council.
These guidelines are based on the reduction of labour costs and they hamper growth.
The LCA emission factors given in these guidelines are based on a European Reference LifeCycle Database(ELCD) JRC, 2009.
The guidelines are based on a review of more than 50 million people the largest cancer study ever conducted.
For projects mainly located outside Europe, internal guidelines are based on internationally accepted good practices, and in developing countries related to the Millennium Development Goals.
These guidelines are based on the principles set out in Annex IV to that Directive.
The Donau Soja and Europe Soya Guidelines are based on a continous certification of Donau Soja and Europe Soya products from the farm to the consumer.
These guidelines are based on the netiquette of the TU Berlin.
The guidelines are based on the job profile produced with the aid of the MAS for low back pain.
Clinical guidelines are based on this type of evidence, and include the declaration of levels of evidence.
The FLA guidelines are based on core labor standards as defined by the International Labor Organization ILO.
These general guidelines are based on an average daily allowance for people with a fairly healthy mineral balance.
These guidelines are based on the assessment of the experience from three decades of collaboration with university dermatology departments.
The guidelines are based on competition rules and on the new regulatory framework to ensure that public support does not distort competition.
The guidelines are based on existing legislative requirements and specificneeds identified by FVO inspectors in their contacts with third country partners.
These guidelines are based on the evaluation of several scientific studies on the consumption of sugar by adults and children and the risk of unhealthy weight gain and dental caries.
The limiting values included in the guidelines are based on values recommended in internationally accepted standards, for instance those from the International Electrotechnical Commission IEC.
These new guidelines are based on the 1997 guidelines that supported countless municipalities in the launch and implementation of local climate protection activities.
The guidelines are based on a detailed assessment of the existing Regulation concerning the rights of disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility when travelling by airEC Regulation 1107/2006.
These general guidelines are based on three pillars: growth- and stability-oriented macroeconomic policies, economic reforms to raise Europe's growth potential, and strengthening sustainability.
These guidelines are based on a communication on structural aid and employment of March 1996(COM(96) 109 final) which is itself part of the Confidence Pact for Employment of June 1996(CSE(96) 1 final), which was endorsed by the European Council in Florence.
The draft Guidelines are based on the relevant jurisprudence of the Court of First Instance and the Court of Justice and on the Commission's own decision-making practice in defining the relevant market and applying the concept of single and collective dominant position, in particular with regard to the electronic communications markets.
The updating of the standards and guidelines is based on a continual exchange of experiences with stakeholders from the industry, cooperation with initiatives and the monitoring of statutory regulations.
The guideline is based on comprehensive research, including field visits as well as desk research.
The guidelines were based to a large extent on the currently applicable structural legislation, Council Regulation(EC) No 3699/93 of 21 December 1993 laying down the criteria and arrangements.
A systematic literature search and review of existing scientific evidence published in peer-reviewedjournals was performed during the guideline development OR the guidelines were based on a systematic review published in the four years preceding publication of the guideline. .