Examples of using Common quality in English and their translations into Italian
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The mutual recognition of approvals granted by inspection bodies which have had to meet common quality criteria before being appointed by the competent national authorities;
reflections on possibilities to develop common quality standards within the forensic field.
including the creation of common monitoring protocols, common quality standards, description formats, etc.
To achieve this, there is a need to establish a framework for the systematic production of these statistics on the basis of common quality standards.
cannot enter the concept relation with God as'many-to-One' because they lack the common quality.
this virtually is the only common quality.
for maritime equipment and requires the testing authorities to fulfil common quality criteria before they may undertake to assess equipment on behalf of national administrations;
They only substitute each other and, though this gives them a common quality reciprocally as substitutes, no general concept can be formed
effective to draft and adopt common quality criteria.
Also in this case is perceived a clear perception of crispness given by acidity- a common quality of both Verdicchio and Sauvignon Blanc- as well as a good structure
which is then no longer necessary as a point of comparison to maintain the common quality of the relative items.
challenges on the international flooring markets demand a common quality strategy by the European laminate flooring industry," explains Max von Tippelskirch,
consisting of: common quality standards according to product category;
However, welcome the Commission's announcement that the regulatory approach will be complemented by common quality indicators to protect the rights of passengers and people with reduced mobility,
Commission as we need common quality and safety standards at EU level for the procurement,
The adoption of common quality standards is definitely a step forward that should be welcomed as part of a framework in which the World Health Organisation may make a further contribution.
transplantation systems, by establishing common quality and safety standards,
Even though such movements may be explained by the globalisation of healthcare products and services, the common quality and safety standards laid down in the EU tissues
4 will establish common quality and safety standards across the European Union,
The common quality standards, as well as the content and periodicity of the quality reports, shall be specified