Examples of using Precautionary principle in English and their translations into Croatian
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This missing link must be made to ensure the polluter pays principle and the precautionary principle both apply.
subsidiarity and proportionality, the precautionary principle, predictability,"think small first",
The precautionary principle does not,
Consequently it does not make sense to suggest that the precautionary principle and the innovation principle are contradictory.
Authorisation procedures for placing new products on the market need to be speeded up, whilst respecting the precautionary principle of always putting on the market only those products that are safe for consumers' health.
The precautionary principle should be applied and this Regulation should
It shall be based on the precautionary principle and on the principles that preventive action should be taken,
The precautionary principle should be applied and ensure that industry demonstrates that substances
In particular, Member States shall not be prevented from applying the precautionary principle where there is scientific uncertainty as to the risks with regard to human
I explain why the precautionary principle, as set out in Article 7 of Regulation No 178/2002,
The EESC urges the European Commission to apply the precautionary principle to substances on this list, pending a consensus
Article 1 reads:‘in accordance with the precautionary principle, the objective of this Directive is to approximate the laws,
the Member States to apply fully the precautionary principle when authorising the use and the environmental release of living modified organisms,
EU health and environmental legislation is based on the precautionary principle, which is not only a legal principle
based on the application of the precautionary principle towards fisheries which might have a high risk of incidental takings of strictly protected species while being poorly
in accordance with the precautionary principle, ensure that all appropriate measures are taken to avoid adverse effects on human health and the environment…'.
However, if such a broader perception were to prevail, the difficulty then becomes how to determine where to draw the line so that the precautionary principle does not turn into a universal incantation to block innovation.
That policy is based on the precautionary principle and the principles that preventive action should be taken,
when there is a suspected risk of causing harm to public health in spite of lack of scientific consensus, the precautionary principle shall be invoked.
The Greek Government argues that Article 34 of Regulation No 1829/2003 allows Member States to adopt emergency measures for reasons that are connected with the precautionary principle, but which do not necessarily fulfil the criteria of a serious and evident risk for the health or the environment.