Examples of using Control procedure in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This control procedure is partially effective.
Established reporting and control procedure.
Which has closed the control procedure by application of measures and fines.
The products referred to in(a) to(f)shall be subject to a control procedure to be determined.';
Not conducting this control procedure may be accompanied by a fine and other sanctions.
The Court rejects, however,Schneider's claim that there are other defects in the merger control procedure.
Implement strict quality testing and control procedure to make superior quality.
Go through the control procedure, put a stamp in the migration card- and you are in the Crimea!
(1) Guinea notified the Commission on 22 March 2001 that the import of all wastes listed in category GM of Annex II to Regulation(EEC)No 259/93 is accepted without any control procedure.
These three conditions can be met using any business control procedure that creates a reliable control link between the invoice and the supply of the product or service.
(2) Among the countries that replied, Paraguay notified the Commission that the import of certain wastes listed in Annex II to Regulation(EEC)No 259/93 is accepted without any control procedure.
Area Aid- correction proposed for weaknesses in the LPIS-GIS,on the spot checks and in the registration and control procedure of Common land, application of undue tolerances during administrative cross-checks, incorrect penalty calculation.
While implementing directives applicable to the various categories of measurement instruments and products, the technical design,performance and accuracy requirements, and control procedure are set.
The control procedure laid down in Article 15 of Regulation(EEC) No 259/93 shall apply to exports to the countries listed in Annex B to this Regulation with respect to those categories of waste destined for recovery only and listed in Annex II to Regulation(EEC) No 259/93.
The directive sets out procedures to check the legality of cross-border operations against the relevant national legislation andintroduces a mandatory anti-abuse control procedure.
(3) Singapore notified the Commission that the import of certain wastes listed in Annex II to Regulation(EEC)No 259/93 is accepted either without any control procedure or following the procedure applying to waste listed in Annex III to the same regulation("amber procedure").
The European Parliament must continue, as part of this process, to support the Commission's efforts in programming development cooperation policiesand to enhance its role in the democratic and budgetary control procedure.
The control procedure laid down in Article 15 to Regulation(EEC) No 259/93 shall apply to exports to the countries listed in Annex C to this Regulation in respect of those categories of waste listed in Annex II to Regulation(EEC) No 259/93 which are also set out in Annex C.
Extension of the Directive's scope to spent fuel: Under Directive 92/3, spent fuel for which no use is foreseen is considered as"radioactive waste" andshipments of such materials are subject to the uniform control procedure laid down in the Directive.
The control procedure applicable to wastes listed in Annex III to Regulation(EEC) No 259/93 shall apply to exports to the countries listed in Annex A to this Regulation in respect of those categories of waste listed in Annex II to Regulation(EEC) No 259/93 which are also set out in Annex A.
Where there is any other exceptional change of circumstances, for example, war, natural disaster or a trade embargo decided by the United Nations,which would affect the control procedure applicable under this Regulation, this control procedure may be amended.
Without prejudice to points(b) to(e) of Article 1(3) of Regulation(EEC) No 259/93,or to Article 11 thereof, no control procedure shall apply to exports to the countries listed in Annex D to this Regulation in respect of those categories of waste listed in Annex II to Regulation(EEC) No 259/93 which are also set out in Annex D.
(2) Among the countries that replied, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burundi, Jamaica, Morocco, Nigeria, Peru, Romania, Tunisia and Zimbabwe notified the Commission that the import of certain wastes listd in Annex IIto Regulation(EEC) No 259/93 is accepted either without any control procedure or subject to control pursuant to the control procedure applying to Annex III or IV thereto or laid down in Article 15 thereof.
Whereas it is appropriate that the Member States, as provided for by Article 100a of the Treaty, may take provisional measures to limit or prohibit the placing on the market, putting into service and use of pressure equipment in cases where it presents a particular risk to the safety of persons and, where appropriate, domestic animals or property,provided that the measures are subject to a Community control procedure;
(1) Malaysia made an official request on 12 November 1999 to import all categories of waste listed in Annex II to Regulation(EEC)No 259/93 either without any control procedures or under the control procedure applying to waste listed in Annex III to that Regulation.
(3) Whereas certain countries indicated that such waste should be subject to one of these control procedures; whereas the Commission, acting pursuant to the provisions of Article 17(3) of Regulation(EEC) No 259/93,adopted Decision 94/575/EC of 20 July 1994 determining the control procedure under Council Regulation(EEC) No 259/93 as regards certain shipments of waste to certain non-OECD countries(4);
Whereas it is appropriate that the Member States, as provided for by Article 100a(5) of the Treaty, may take provisional measures to limit or prohibit the placing on the market and the use of recreational craft or constituent products thereof in cases where they present a particular risk to the safety of persons and, where appropriate, domestic animals or property,provided that the measures are subject to a Community control procedure;
Whereas the second subparagraph of Article 1(1) of Regulation(EEC) No 1784/77 lays down that productsexempt from certification must be subject to a control procedure; whereas the control procedure must ensure that such products do not disturb the normal marketing of certified products and are used only for the purposes stated and only be those for whom they are intended;
In greece for example, aid for honey production is granted to producer organisations that submit a programme containing measures to improve the conditions in which honey is produced and marketed. aid is paid to producer organisations following an administrative check of the invoices they have submitted. however,there is no control procedure for checking whether the goods or services covered by these invoices were actually provided. the greek authorities informed the court that they were going to adopt new control procedures. .
Whereas the second subparagraph of Article 1(1) of Regulation(EEC) No 1784/77 provides that products which areexempt from certification should be subject to a control procedure; whereas this control procedure must ensure both that these products cannot upset the normal marketing pattern for certified products and that they are suitable for their declared use and are used only by those to whom they are consigned;