Examples of using Eradication programme in English and their translations into Swedish
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WHO polio eradication programme.
Drawing up and approval of control and eradication programmes.
For eradication programmes: the criteria set out in Annex I.
It is a slur on the professional integrity of all those involved in the eradication programme.
Scrapie eradication programmes in the Member States can be co-financed by the EU under Council Decision 90/424/EEC.
Especially in the case of swine dysentery, a targeted early eradication programme of the disease should be considered.
An eradication programme of infectious bovine rhinotracheitis in Italy, notably the Province of Bolzano, was approved by Commission Decision 98/580/EC(6), for three years.
EuropeAid's 2007 verification of a UN organisation's polio eradication programme was not allowed to take copies of documents.
And the leucosis eradication programmes have been investigated and the correct fines imposed.
The decision sets out the criteria that Member States must fulfil when submitting eradication programmes to the Commission for consideration.
Therefore, the product is suitable to be used in eradication programmes against Aujeszky' s Disease field virus in pigs based on the presence or absence of antibodies against the gE-antigen of that virus.
given that in a number of countries there are eradication programmes already under way, which should not be interrupted.
Applications shall include information on the eradication programme in respect of the harmful organism for which a financial contribution for plant-health control is requested, in particular.
The audit examined the internal control system relating to the animal disease and eradication programmes( 36) managed by DG SANCO.
Whereas an eradication programme of infectious bovine rhinotracheitis(IBR) in Sweden was approved by Commission Decision 95/71/EC(3); whereas the programme is regarded to have been successful in eradicating this disease from Sweden;
How can this be explained unless we recognise the fact that the eradication programme implemented in Great Britain has still to be fine tuned?
where vaccination is a part of approved control and eradication programmes.
already become established and is spread across a wide geographical area, coordinated eradication programmes overseen and possibly financially supported by a central body would be desirable.
regions where approved Aujeszky's disease eradication programmes are in place.
The EU, which has always led the way in supporting developing countries through poverty eradication programmes- for which financial allocations have trebled over the last few years- is very involved in the organisation of this meeting.
where approved Aujeszky's disease eradication programmes are in place, must either.
Approving the Aujeszky's disease eradication programme presented by Belgium
The Fianna Fail delegation in the European Parliament voted in favour of the Supplementary Budget to finance the"mad cow" eradication programme, and the associated resolution-
Decision 90/638/EEC, Annex 1, Point 13, provides that eradication programmes submitted by the Member States to the Commission for co-financing shall contain at least, where necessary, rules for adequate compensation to farmers for slaughtered animals as soon as possible.
scientifically based eradication programme which is working well.
Have been included in a pig population on a holding which is covered by the serological testing programme required under the African swine fever eradication programme adopted by the Commission within the context of the provisions of Decision 90/424/EEC and no antibodies to African swine fever virus have been detected within the last six months;
regions where approved Aujeszky's disease eradication programmes are in place.
a veterinary specifically authorised by the competent authority within a brucellosis eradication programme submitted by a Member State
the diseases in question, or covered by approved control and eradication programmes.
Part II of Annex III, draws up a control and eradication programme(‘the programme')