Examples of using Surveillance programmes in English and their translations into German
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Annual surveillance programmes.
Where appropriate, it shall suggest a strategy for limiting these risks, including control measures and/or surveillance programmes.
Monitoring and surveillance programmes.
National surveillance programmes for the prevention and control of foodborne diseases have taken on a new status.
Installing global surveillance programmes.
It cannot be that States rely on outdated rules, drafted in a different technological age, to frame modern surveillance programmes.
Only a few groups of species have continuous surveillance programmes in place, such as for birds.
The Authority will be expected to take a proactive role in developing and operating food safety monitoring and surveillance programmes.
Member States shall ensure that surveillance programmes complying with Annex I are adopted each year in order to.
Member States may carry out, among themselves and on their initiative, monitoring, inspecting and surveillance programmes concerning fisheries activities.
This appropriation should also cover surveillance programmes to be negotiated in West Africa and the Western Pacific.
The Member States have already introduced on a volontary basis the mostimportant changes foreseen by the proposal such as surveillance programmes in domestic and wild birds.
The Commission is co-financing the surveillance programmes to a maximum of 8€ per test for tests carried out in 2004.
I wish to point out, moreover, that the total cost of the agreement includes budget items earmarked for funding a scientific programme to improve information on fisheries resources, study grantsfor scientific, technical and economic training in the field of fisheries, as well as small-scale fishing and marine surveillance programmes.
To be on the list, these Member States are obliged to introduce surveillance programmes and report the results to the Commission once a year.
We therefore not only finance the surveillance programmes and the study of wild and migratory birds, but we will also support the actual research into the virus itself and how it behaves- it is a tricky virus and it changes continuously.
Of course, the Chinese authorities know about VPNs andthe fact that they can help people get around their censorship and surveillance programmes and they have tried to take steps to block or limit their usage.
Together with revelations about worldwide surveillance programmes, this shows the necessity to establish more efficient safeguards for fundamental rights, in particular the right to the protection of privacy and personal data.
For the continuation of these campaigns,the Commission approved in November 2008 annual vaccination and surveillance programmes for 2009 and allocated more than 61 million Euros to support the purchase of vaccines and to cover costs for diagnostic tests.
Surveillance programmes and prevention measures applicable to the holdings situated in the defined infected area, and if necessary, in its surroundings, including the transport and movement of animals within, from and to the area; these measures shall at least include the ban of moving pigs, their semen, embryos or ova from the infected area for the purposes of intra-Community trade;
John Kerry hasindicated a softening of the U.S's defensive stance on its surveillance programmes with an unprecedented admission that on occasions its spying has"reached too far inappropriately.
Establishment, periodical updating and implementation of sectoral surveillance programmes by categories of products or risks and the monitoring of surveillance activities, findings and results;
The surveillance programme in an epidemiologically relevant area of origin has proved the cessation of bluetongue virus circulation for more than 100 days before the date of dispatch; or.
On point 3.4.4, Mr Colombo said that the surveillance programme referred to had already started.
This report presents the final results from the activities of the PROSPER group during the first phase(1981- 1986)of CRESP(Coordinated Research and Environmental Surveillance Programme) which was coordinated by the Nuclear Energy Agency of the DECO.
I would be very grateful if theCommissioner could explain to us this morning whether there is any surveillance programme to identify whether all 15 Member States are providing expertise to help in advising the small business community on how the millennium bug could affect them.