Examples of using Control programme in English and their translations into German
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Control programmes of food business operators.
Where appropriate, control programmes should be required.
Those control programmes shall cover at least feedingstuff production and primary production of animals.
National control programmes shall cover at least the following stages of the food chain.
National control programmes.
Nationally this can be achieved through national control programmes.
Digital Agenda: survey highlights strengths and weaknesses of parental control programmes.
General requirements for national control programmes.
The control programmes are aimed at keeping the risks for consumers to a minimum in the stage that precedes the purchase.
The basic conclusion of the review conducted by the Commission was that the control programmes in the Member States were totally inadequate
They will not receive dispensations but provision will be made for assisting their control programmes, training and if necessary missions of Community experts to the area.
Their national health services had not developed control programmes because the disorder was non-existent
multifaceted infection prevention and control programmes, including surveillance of healthcare-associated infections.
This is also possible via the control programme.
M4: provision of a stable, control programme.
An Infection Prevention and Control Team, with the task of implementing the Healthcare Associated Infection Prevention and Control Programme.
Whereas the Member States may submit to the Commission a voluntary or compulsory control programme for certain diseases affecting fish;
An interdisciplinary Infection Prevention and Control Committee for the elaboration and the monitoring of the Healthcare Associated Infection Prevention and Control Programme;
to adopt a new Small Arms Control Programme.
The results of tests on live animals and hatching eggs traded with such a Member State should meet the criteria laid down in its national control programme.