Examples of using Monitoring programmes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Several monitoring programmes are in place.
Designated substance monitoring programmes;
The monitoring programmes designed under Article 8.
Table 3.2: Belgian surface water monitoring programmes.
The monitoring programmes are reviewed and adjusted as appropriate, and.
(ffffffff) the content of workplace and individual monitoring programmes;
Those monitoring programmes shall meet the minimum requirements set out in Annex II.
Establishment of publicly funded alcohol research and monitoring programmes.
They must then develop monitoring programmes and prepare programmes of measures.
(a) By 30 June each year,Member States shall send to the Commission their forward national monitoring programmes for the following calendar year.
Member States shall notify the monitoring programmes to the Commission no later than three months after their establishment.
As regards Directive 2003/99/EC, power should in particularbe conferred on the Commission to establish coordinated monitoring programmes concerning zoonoses and zoonotic agents.
(9) The provisions regarding voluntary monitoring programmes in animal species other than bovine, ovine and caprine animals should be clarified.
The reduction of the list of animal diseases and zoonoses eligible for co-financing would increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the eradication,control and monitoring programmes.
At the same time she participated in several surveys and monitoring programmes of different bird species.
SGS provides detailed HSE planning for laboratory operations and all of our sites operate in accordance with a number of HSE protocols and practices:employee health monitoring programmes;
Common quality standard rules(police ethics, monitoring programmes) regarding police(2008).
Effective monitoring programmes have used a variety of funding sources, including dedicated tax revenues, business licensing fees and dedicated revenues from fines paid by violators.
Since then, EU countries have established their monitoring programmes, the Commission's assessment of which is expected shortly.
This would include existing environment observation programmes in the field of agriculture, foodsurveys, nature conservation, ecological long-term monitoring programmes, soil observation and veterinary surveys.
General surveillance and environmental monitoring programmes in general may similarly assist in this context.
Animal disease eradication and monitoring programmes and monitoring of the physical conditions of animals that could pose a public health risk linked to an external factor- New measures.
Coordinator of the Golden Eagle and Peregrine Falcon conservation programme andof several bird surveys and monitoring programmes(raptor migration counts, wintering birds of prey monitoring, ringing camp etc).
(23) Whereas each Member State should establish monitoring programmes to check that water intended for human consumption meets the requirements of this Directive;
The Marine Strategy Framework Directive10,obliges Member States to"establish and implement coordinated monitoring programmes for the ongoing assessment of the environmental status of their marine waters.".
To meet the obligations imposed in paragraph 1, appropriate monitoring programmes shall be established by the competent authorities for all water intended for human consumption.
They shall, to the fullest extent possible, coordinate their research and monitoring programmes, and endeavour jointly to define or standardise their procedures.
EN 2016 Special Report NO 06 Eradication, control and monitoring programmes to contain animal diseases EUROPEAN COURT OF AUDITORS.
The reference to the obligation to transmit the assessments and monitoring programmes to the European Environment Agency has not been taken on board.
In particular, the data and information resulting from the initial assessment and the monitoring programmes shall be made available to the public over the internet or any other appropriate means of telecommunication.