Examples of using Control rules in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Merger control rules and procedures.
It is thus subject to the same programming, management and control rules(see the general regulation).
Laying down control rules and measures to combat African horse sickness.
Council Directive 92/35/EEC of 29 April 1992 laying down control rules and measures to combat African horse sickness.
Merger control rules and practice in the EU, state aid monitoring in the EU.
Whereas, however, it is appropriate to postpone laying down the control rules applicable to combating avian influenza and Newcastle disease;
In particular power should be conferred on theCommission to amend Annexes, to establish certain technical requirements and control rules.
The directive sets out control rules and measures to combat the disease.
Will the Commission waive the obligation to comply with applicable management and control rules under cohesion policy?
Directive 92/35/EEC- control rules and measures to combat African horse sickness.
The Commission does not have the possibility of suspending aid allocated to a Member State under the CFP in caseof failure to apply the control rules.
This Directive lays down control rules and measures to combat African horse sickness.
Moreover, as regards the CAP, significant synergies and simplification effects will be obtained by harmonising andaligning the management and control rules for the first(EAGF) and second(EAFRD) pillar of the CAP.
The key issue of ownership and control rules for US airlines is under consideration by the US administration.
(a) that country's legislation in the sector of feedingstuffs and in particular the rules relating to manufacturing and putting into circulation of products andsubstances intended to be used in animal nutrition and the control rules;
In particular, specific official control rules were kept in place in Regulation(EC) No 1069/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council(8).
Furthermore, as the CAP concerns the allocation of financial resources,it is inevitably subject to tough management and control rules to protect the integrity of the EU budget, i.e. taxpayer's money.
Whereas Directive 92/35/EEC(5) has laid down the control rules; whereas Directive 90/426/EEC must be amended accordingly in order to take account of these provisions.
However, from 1 January 1993 and by way of derogation from paragraph 1, all animals and products transported by regular, direct means of transport linking two geographicalpoints of the Community shall be subject to the control rules laid down in.
(3) The Council has adopted Directive 92/35/EEC laying down control rules and measures to combat African horse sickness(2).
(35) The prevention and control rules of this Regulation for a specific transmissible animal disease should apply to species of animals which can transmit the disease in question, by being susceptible to it or by acting as its vector.
(SK) Council Directive 2000/75/EC of 20 November 2000 laying down specific provisions for the control anderadication of bluetongue also lays down control rules and measures to combat and eradicate the disease, including rules for the establishment of protection zones and surveillance zones and the deployment of vaccines.
European fishermen also respect strict management and control rules that allow for the preservation of resources and the sustainable development of European fisheries, but these rules must not penalise our fishermen in relation to those who fail to respect them.
On the concrete amendments to the legal provisions you are now proposing, I have to say that they are not relevant to the Council regulation we are discussing just now:a number of them concern the control rules that are under Commission competence and, as I said, the new Commission rules will soon be finally approved.
There should be room however to develop specific control rules where required, for example with regard to the setting of maximum residue levels for certain contaminants at Community level.
Third countries recognised for the purpose of equivalence under Regulation(EC) No 834/2007 should continue to be recognised as such under this Regulation, for a limited period of time necessary to ensure a smooth transition to the scheme of recognition through an international agreement,provided that they continue to ensure the equivalence of their organic production and control rules to the relevant Union rules in force and that they fulfil all requirements relating to the supervision of their recognition by the Commission.
The Commission has reviewed in 2007 the management and control rules for cross compliance in order to take into account the experience of implementation by Member States.
The international environmental management standard implemented in the company,conforming to ISO 14001 specifies the control rules over these activities, i.e. over the use of natural resources, using up chemical preparations during the production process and striving to minimise the emission of sewage and industrial waste products.
This objective is both a legal necessity, to take account of developments in international, Community and Paris Memorandum law,and the consequences of extending port State control rules to the new Member States, and a political imperative to take account of the new directions of European Union policy resulting from the Lisbon strategy and the improvement in the regulatory environment of the European Union.
In cases where the product comes from a third country which is recognised in accordance with Article 48,that product complies with the equivalent production and control rules of that third country and is imported with a certificate of inspection confirming this compliance that was issued by the competent authorities, control authorities or control bodies of that third country; and.