Examples of using Monitoring programmes in English and their translations into Finnish
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To cover all major pesticides and crop groupings, monitoring programmes have been organised over a five-year period.
establish groundwater monitoring programmes.
actions and monitoring programmes that link environment policies to economic and social policies are required.
implement coordinated monitoring programmes for the ongoing assessment of the environmental status of their marine waters.
do not manage monitoring programmes.
To aid in the attainment of this objective, all Member States are required, under the first paragraph of Article 5(6), to draw up and implement monitoring programmes to assess the effectiveness of action programmes. .
The only new measure for Community co-financing in the proposals is relating to co-ordinated monitoring programmes, which are an important element to enhance monitoring
The monitoring programmes implemented in Member States have exposed traces of pesticides not only in food
Effective monitoring programmes have used a variety of funding sources,
They must provide a detailed annual report to the Commission on the funds allocated to the scientific programmes, the monitoring programmes and technical assistance.
the EU forest condition monitoring programmes since 1995.
applied research and monitoring programmes.
For live bivalve molluscs such as oysters, clams and mussels, monitoring programmes in harvesting areas must be set up to measure the level of contamination.
What we would have liked to see are monitoring programmes before the seven years are up, i.e. a fixed time-limit but with monitoring programmes that start before that date.
The certified reference materials are intended as quality assurance tools, allowing laboratories involved in monitoring programmes to check the quality of the data they produce.
eradication and monitoring programmes).
in Article 11(Monitoring Programmes) is partly covered as the Common Position introduces references to both Directives in Article 13 Programmes of measures.
Co-ordinated monitoring programmes may be established especially when specific needs are identified to assess risks,
Whereas the review carried out by the Council of diagnostic procedures of importance for implementation of effective surveillance and monitoring programmes for bovine tuberculosis, bovine brucellosis and enzootic bovine leukosis included in-depth
financial capabilities, using existing monitoring programmes and mechanisms to the extent possible