Examples of using Corrective measures in English and their translations into Danish
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We have corrective measures in place to solve nonconformities,
This ensures that corrective measures can be taken if the monitoring shows that initiatives are insufficient.
There are only 16 cases where the Court is satisfied with the corrective measures taken by the Commission.
such as suspending the licences of the plants responsible or introducing corrective measures.
in all others corrective measures will need to be in place by 2011 at the latest.
is enough to justify corrective measures.
help enhance corrective measures.
If suppliers who are found in violation do not implement corrective measures, they risk removal from our supply chain.
What are actually needed are immediate corrective measures that both reduce and, ideally,
the consultation process and after examining all the arguments, the Commission intends to take further corrective measures to prevent misleading
also to take corrective measures against the patchy enforcement of this directive by EU Member States.
to adopt corrective measures in good time to restrict penalties from being imposed.
petitions on EU matters from citizens that help us to find out what is not working at European level and to take corrective measures.
take the appropriate corrective measures;
without the means to take necessary corrective measures, the participants are using available methods to express desperate feelings about their lives and future.
where there were serious omissions, corrective measures, in particular requests for refunds, were taken 3% of the total amount granted to the projects visited.
monitor the implementation and respect of good manufacturing practice and to propose any necessary corrective measures.
monitor the implementation and respect of good manufacturing practice and to propose any necessary corrective measures.
the information in our possession indicates that the necessary corrective measures have by now been practically completed, as have all works to do with emergency planning.
Any risk of slippage from the 1999 budget target for the primary surplus of 6°/o of GDP should be offset by timely corrective measures, thus enabling the target of 1.3°/o of GDP for the total deficit to be met.