Examples of using Supply control in English and their translations into German
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Proposals: Supply Control 1.
Including infeed rail(short) for supply of lids with sensor supply control.
Power supply control and protection.
Other measures of supply control.
Only the supply control from and to Bremerhaven is still disordered.
Market intervention and supply controls.
Other supply, control, signal and telephone cables over, under and in the adjacent.
SuperNOVA, exclusive power supply control and monitoring software.
This membership is also linked to regular quality and supply control.
Check the air supply control and flue damper(pos. 15) for proper operation.
Compulsory set aside of arable land was introduced as a supply control mechanism.
With our demand for flexible supply control, we are calling for a sensible policy that will enable the farmers to survive.
That would be the first important step towards flexible supply control by the milk producers.
In addition, interventions in free trade and supply controls on the European market obstruct a necessary adaptation of food production to market conditions and to necessary demands to settle the global food situation.
In addition this has an advantage: Also in China demand and supply control the market, i. e.
BIG-M and Uniterre are committed to effective producer-driven supply control that prevents surpluses as far as possible from the beginning so that cost-covering prices for the farmers and the production of high-quality milk throughout Switzerland can still be possible and have a future.
Within the EU‑15,the sugar sector benefits from a system that combines border protection, supply control and support prices.
And in recent weeks the French dairy farmers have also shown with their protest demonstrations that they are for flexible supply control.
Before the press andthe Ministers of Agriculture, who had a meeting there, they reinforced their demand for flexible supply control and the immediate freeze of five per cent of the milk quota.
Thus the EESC supports the position of the European milk producers that are members of the European Milk Board(EMB),who stress time and again the necessity for flexible supply control to achieve fair milk prices.
Their steady increase in 2006 and in the first semester of 2007 had already supported theconclusions drawn in the November Communication that any remaining supply controls of the CAP(namely, dairy quotas and set-aside) should be removed.
