Examples of using Pdos in English and their translations into German
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The STUSB4500 supports up to 3 PDOs.
The init PDOs after start were not sent.
The STUSB1602 provides up to 5 PDOs.
New protected designations of origin(PDOs) and protected geographical indications PGIs.
X801D 32797 The ADS address to access the PDOs is invalid.
These PDOs and PGIs provide an economic underpinning to the environmental public goods.
However, other protected designations of origin(PDOs) do not impose restrictions on making rosé wine.
For PDOs and PGIs, simply showing that certain areas specialise in producing a particular foodstuff is insufficient justification for a specification.
In the default setting,the Lenze drive will send its output PDOs only once it has received a sync telegram from the CAN master.
Article 3(1) and 3(2) should expressly citewhich names of countries may be used as PGIs or PDOs.
For many PGIs(and some PDOs) of processed products, the raw materials are sourced from outside the area concerned.
PT Since 1993, the EU has had asystem in place for Protected Designations of Origin(PDOs) and Protected Geographical Indications PGIs.
Our stack is already prepared to handle PDOs longer than 8 bytes and to support CAN drivers with two different bit-rates for the arbitration and the data field of the CAN message.
CANopen DeviceExplorer Script plug-in is based on JavaScript,expand with CANopen specific commands to send and receive SDOs, PDOs and NMT messages.
In the case of Protected Designations of Origin(PDOs), these tests will take place at least once per year in every production, processing or refining undertaking which markets the final product.
The Commission should lay down quality standards for honey produced in the European Union and encourage the consumption of high-quality European honey under internal promotion policy andby using the PDOs, PGIs and TSGs.
The overall value of agricultural products and foodstuffs sold under PDOs and PGIs is 14.2€ billion(1997) at wholesale prices, and estimated at 21€ billion at consumer prices.
The EESC strongly agrees that it should be the Member States that take administrative and judicial steps to prevent oravoid the unlawful use of PDOs or PGIs, as well as at the request of a producer group.
EU quality policy: brief analysis of how PDOs, PGIs and TSGs operate, including the latest developments concerning the March 2006 regulations Regs Nos 510/2006; 1898/2006; 509/2006.
Organisation of an information campaign in the USA and Canada on the EUregimes concerning protected designations of origin(PDOs), protected geographical indications PGIs, guaranteed traditional specialities(TSGs) and organic farming.
The names registered as protected designations of origin(PDOs) or protected geographical indications(PGIs) may be accompanied by a Community symbol to be determined in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 15 of Regulation(EEC) No 2081/92.
The Agriculture Council has today adopted two regulations to clarify and streamline rules for the registration of protected geographical indications(PGIs)and protected designations of origin(PDOs), as well as traditional specialities guaranteed TSGs.
Information campaigns,in particular on the Community system of protected designations of origin(PDOs), protected geographical indications(PGIs) and traditional speciality guaranteed(TSGs) and of organic farming;
The PDOs of those products would not be protected in the same way by an obligation imposed on operators outside the region of production to inform consumers by appropriate labelling that grating, slicing and packaging have taken place outside that region.
Finally, Amendments 8 and 21 would not clarify the approval procedure for PDOs and PGIs and would also overly complicate the amendment procedure of the different annexes in the proposal.
It should also be noted that Regulation(EU) No 1151/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council on quality schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs2 has updated andharmonised the rules on the protection of protected designations of origin(PDOs), protected geographical indications(PGIs) and traditional specialities guaranteed TSGs.
Major amendments havenot been included on the possibility of registering PDOs and PGIs in Brussels when products have already been registered which, for a different reason- as in the case of a plant variety- are designated by the same geographical term as that requested, which might be the name of a town, for example.
These measures can amongst others also cover participation at events and fairs,information campaigns on the EU system of protected designations of origin(PDOs), protected geographical indications(PGIs) and traditional speciality guaranteed(TSGs) and organic farming.
The Court points out that this system of derogations only concerns PDOs obtained under a simplified procedure(which presupposes that the products were already protected legally in the State, even before Community protection) and only applies to products originating in States other than that which has applied for registration.
On the"super-markets" question, he said that for the moment the situation was rather unclear working on a case-by-case principle;the same principle applied also for"PDOs" and"labelling" which, normally, are not treated by the SPS agreement but from the TBT one as not considered health-related matters.