Examples of using Reference centres in English and their translations into German
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Animal welfare labelling and European network of reference centres.
Reference centres could and should play a vital role in meeting this objective.
Lastly, Member States areinvited to promote the sharing of expertise via European reference centres.
Our dentists were trained at reference centres specifically for studies evaluating numerous parameter.
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Options for animal welfare labelling and the establishment of a European Network of Reference Centres for the protection and welfare of animals.
Reference centres could also provide advice and carry out assessments regarding the practical application of welfare laws.
The duties and functions of European Union reference centres set out in point 2 of Annex IV.
Reference centres can also take care of the assessment and practical evaluation of the impact of the application of welfare laws.
The Council also held an exchange of views on the Commission's report"Options for animal welfare labelling andthe establishment of a European Network of Reference Centres for the protection and welfare of animals.
The Commission may audit European Union reference centres designated in accordance with paragraph 1 or paragraph 2 of Article 31 to verify that.
The Council held an exchange of views on the Commission's report"Options for animal welfare labelling andthe establishment of a European Network of Reference Centres for the protection and welfare of animals" 15307/09.
The experts at Precisis AG, in collaboration with reference centres and scientific research groups, used this knowledge and have turned it into actual, medical technology applications.
However, if its work is to be satisfactory and efficient, it must be the central reference andcoordination point for all the national surveillance centres and reference centres and laboratories of the Member States.
A network of European reference centres for diseases must be created, in which a particular concentration of resources and specialist knowledge is required, with a view to improving the use of current EU capacity.
This may be done by improving information and raising awareness of animal welfare, by working out standardsand developing and applying best practice via a European network of reference centres for animal protection and animal welfare.
Reference centres may be established as a network, made up of separate entities, provided that all the tasks listed in paragraph 1 are allocated for all the relevant activities taking place in the Member States concerned.
However, it notes that when putting this plan into effect it should firstbe carefully considered whether existing national reference centres- pooled in task-sharing, if necessary- could perform this task for Europe, possibly in collaboration with the JRC.
The annexes to the report contain wide-ranging external studies of available options both for animal labelling and for the provision of information,and of certain aspects relating to the establishment of a European network of reference centres for the protection and welfare of animals.
The Commission should therefore be empowered to designate by way of implementing acts European Union reference centres and the necessary powers should be granted to the Commission to adopt delegated acts describing their duties and functions, where necessary by amending Annex IV.
TIF expands this project globally and through a comprehensive questionnaire, the quality and methods of treatment will be investigated anddata are expected to be gathered from WHO Collaborating Centres and Reference Centres across the 60 countries in which TIF members are located.
This could involve specific measures relating to research, reference centres, access to information, incentives to develop orphan drugs, screening, etc., as elements constituting a minimum common strategy on rare diseases e.g. pilot programmes, research and development, and steps to monitor implementation of Regulation(EC) No 141/2000 on orphan drugs.
Opinion on the Report from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions:Options for animal welfare labelling and the establishment of a European network of reference centres for the protection and welfare of animals.
In order to ensure uniform conditions for the implementation of the provisions in this Regulation concerning the listing of breed societiesand breeding operations, the designation of reference centres to ensure that performance testing and genetic evaluation methods for breeding animals are uniformly applied, the models for zootechnical certificates accompanying breeding animals and their germinal products and certain rules on the carrying out of official controls, implementing powers should be conferred on the Commission.
The cluster of patient cases with a migration background prompted the NRZ in Borstel to conduct further investigations in collaboration with participating health authorities, the Robert Koch Institute, the NZM,other European Reference Centres and the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control ECDC.
The report identifies various issues concerning animal welfare labelling and communication,and the possible establishment of a European Network of Reference Centres for the protection and welfare of animals, based on the results of an external study provided to the Commission in January 2009.
Presentation by a European Commission representative from DG SANCO, of the Report from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions:Options for animal welfare labelling and the establishment of a European Network of Reference Centres for the protection and welfare of animals.
This report has presented a range of issues concerning animal welfare labelling and communication,and the possible establishment of a European Network of Reference Centres for the protection and welfare of animals, based on the results of the external study provided to the Commission in January 2009.
Given the different impacts of the areas covered in the report, the impact assessment has been divided into two parts- the first concentrating on the impacts of different options for improving the communication to consumers on animal welfare related to livestock products andthe second exploring the impacts of establishing a Network of Reference Centres.
Public Health and Food Safety we voted through my opinion, in which we demand, among other things, shorter transport times and waiting times at slaughterhouses, investments in mobile slaughterhouses, that fur-bearing animals be included under this regulation, that Member States be able to go further andhave more stringent provisions and that animal welfare inspectors and the proposed national reference centres for animal welfare be independent and be given greater powers.