Examples of using Authorisation system in English and their translations into German
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For example, the authorisation system will increase bureaucracy.
On the current GMO authorisation system.
The authorisation system should provide for the means to control access to the activity.
European Travel Information and Authorisation System ETIAS.
simple and non-discriminatory authorisation system, which would create a level playing field throughout the EU
In France there is an authorisation system for the centres responsible for storage,
The EU authorisation system is clear,
The REACH authorisation system will strongly encourage companies to switch to safer alternatives.
The authorisation system consists of two different procedures which are applied depending on the intended use of the GMOs.
Under no circumstances should the Community authorisation system be used to justify the creation of technical barriers to trade.
The provisions foreseen in these amendments would not be workable within the authorisation system established by the Directive, both for administrative and legal reasons.
The US announced today their intention to request WTO consultations on the EU's authorisation system for genetically modified organisms GMOs.
health risk assessment under the EU authorisation system.
According to the consultation results the centralised assessment and authorisation system is expected to have a positive impact on employment and jobs.
The EU has today held consultations with the USA and Argentina over its authorisation system for genetically modified organisms GMOs.
Member States do not have any authorisation system outside the universal service area I. e. free market access.
This condition aims at preserving the authorisation system based on science set out in EU legislation.
Applying the least onerous authorisation system possible in such a way as to maximise flexibility
However, the EESC expresses concerns against introducing a centralised pre-market authorisation system in Europe which would cause further delays in approval times,
competition rules(Articles 81 and 82) with the move from an authorisation system to a directly applicable exception system, were weighed up by the Committee in its opinion2 on the White Paper.