Examples of using Avoidable pain in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Do not show signs of avoidable pain or fear or abnormal behaviour;
Whereas at the time of slaughter orkilling animals should be spared any avoidable pain or suffering;
Animals shall be spared any avoidable pain, distress or suffering during slaughter and related operations.
(b) apply pressure to any particularly sensitivepart of the body in such a way as to cause animals avoidable pain or suffering;
Animals shall be spared any avoidable pain, distress or suffering during their killing and related operations.
It is a principle underlying EU legislation on animal welfare thatanimals should not be subjected to avoidable pain or su ering.
This preferred option would help to ensure that the general public is not confronted anymore with those seal products derived from seals killed andskinned with avoidable pain, distress or other form of suffering and would seek to provide incentives for the use of killing and skinning methods of seals which do not cause avoidable pain, distress or other forms of suffering.
Apply pressure to any particularly sensitivepart of the body in such a way as to cause animals avoidable pain or suffering;
For that reason, Member States and any operator involved in the eradication, control or containment of invasive alien speciesshould take the necessary measures to spare avoidable pain, distress and suffering of animals during the process, taking into account as far as possible the best practices in the field, for example the Guiding Principles on Animal Welfare developed by the World Organisation for Animal Health.
EFSA concluded that"it is possible to kill seals rapidly andeffectively without causing them avoidable pain or distress.
The EFSA scientific opinion indicates that seals can be killed rapidly and effectively,without causing avoidable pain, distress and suffering, using a variety of methods.
In a scientific opinion published in 20076, the EFSA pointed out that“seals can be[…]killed rapidly and effectively without causing avoidable pain[or] distress…”.
To that effect, criteria should be provided for the compliance with which should ensure that seals are killed andskinned without causing avoidable pain, distress and other forms of suffering.
In the case of invasive alien species of Union concern that are animals, they are marked or otherwise effectively identified where appropriate,using methods that do not cause avoidable pain, distress or suffering;
There are therefore reasonable grounds to consider undertaking precautionary steps to ensure that products derived from seals,which are killed and skinned in a way that causes them avoidable pain, distress and suffering, are denied access to the Community market.
Lift or drag the animals by the head, ears, horns, legs, tail or fleece,or handle them in such a way as to cause them avoidable pain or suffering;
The European Food Safety Authority concluded, in its scientific opinion on the Animal Welfare aspects of the killing and skinning of seals, that it is possible to kill seals rapidly andeffectively without causing them avoidable pain or distress, whilst also reporting that in practice, effective and humane killing does not always happen18.
Any action referred to in points(a),(b) and(c) of the first subparagraph shall be performed in compliance with the rules referred to in Article 1(2), including in particular, as regards consignments of live animals,those intended to spare animals any avoidable pain, distress or suffering.
However, there is reported evidence that in practice effective killing does not always happen and some animals are killed and skinned in a way,which causes avoidable pain, distress and other form of suffering.
The“three-step” procedure is a method of effective hitting/shooting, effective monitoring(by application of the blink reflex or skull palpation that the animal is irreversibly unconscious or dead),and effective bleeding-out in order to ensure that a seal is killed without avoidable pain, distress and suffering.
Killing and related operations shall only be carried out by persons with the appropriate level ofcompetence to do so without causing the animals any avoidable pain, distress or suffering.
Killing and related operations can only be carried out by persons with the level ofcompetence to do so without causing the animals any avoidable pain, distress or suffering.
All disease control measures will have to take animal welfare into account and spare targeted animals,including stray animals, any avoidable pain, distress or suffering.
It should however be possible for trade in seal products to take place where the killing and skinning methods used would be suchas offering reasonable guarantees that the killing and skinning occur without causing avoidable pain, distress and other forms of suffering.
(a) they have been obtained from seals killed and skinned in a country where, or by persons to whom, adequate legislative provisions or other requirements apply ensuring effectively that seals are killed andskinned without causing avoidable pain, distress and any other form of suffering;
The hunting of seals has led to expressions of serious concerns by members of the public, governments as well as the European Parliament sensitive to animal welfare considerations since there are indications that seals may not be killed andskinned without causing avoidable pain, distress and other forms of suffering.
The various prohibitions provided for by this Regulation would respond to the animal welfare concerns expressed by members of the public as to the possible introduction into the Community of seal products obtained fromseals that might not have been killed and skinned without causing avoidable pain, distress and other forms of suffering.
Certification schemes should ensure that seal products are certified as coming from seals which have been killed and skinned in accordance with the appropriate requirements, which are effectively enforced, and whose object is to ensure that seals are killed andskinned without causing avoidable pain, distress and any other form of suffering.
The proposal takes the outcome of the consultations held into account as it seeks to respond to the concerns expressed as to the placing on the Community market, including further from imports from third countries, of seal products obtained fromseals that might not have been killed and skinned without causing avoidable pain, distress and other forms of suffering.
The various prohibitions provided for by this Regulation should respond to the animal welfare concerns expressed by members of the public as to the placing on the Community market, including further to imports from third countries, of seal products obtained from sealsthat might not have been killed and skinned without causing avoidable pain, distress and other forms of suffering.