Examples of using Quality guidelines in English and their translations into Italian
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However the second part of this amendment concerning quality guidelines for medicine based on scientific data cannot be accepted by the Commission,
Extrapolation of the reported results to all 115 large cities of Europe suggests that about 25 million people are exposed to winter smog conditions exceedances of air quality guidelines for SO,, and PM.
sound guidelines for health and quality guidelines and minimum standards based on scientific data.
ozone are forecast to remain above air quality guidelines in most cities to 2010.
this cuts the mortality rate by up to 36%, and even though the quality guidelines for this were presented as long ago as 1992.
Recent air quality surveys indicate that in 7080% of European cities with more than 500 000 inhabitants, air pollution levels of one or more pollutants exceed World Health Organisation(WHO) Air Quality Guidelines at least once every year in particular, sulphur dioxide(S02), particulate matter(PM).
that's still a violation of our quality guidelines….
(5) Quality guideline: Continuous improvement,
Hence the quality guideline should only stipulate that the written traineeship agreement clearly specifies what,
This quality guideline controls all the working processes from the validation of the suppliers
General quality guidelines for all result types.
Quality Guidelines for statistical processes using administrative sources.
Table 5: WHO 1996 Air Quality Guidelines for Europe.
Every employee is obliged to comply with the quality guidelines.
meets strict quality guidelines.
For more information on the quality guidelines for course images,
In setting long-term objectives, the Commission proposes to use the 1997 World Health Organisation air quality guidelines.
Both the target values and the long-term objectives are based on the WHO air quality guidelines.
Updated Air Quality Guidelines for Europe were adopted by WHO in October 1996 and will shortly be published3.
A establish quality guidelines for the application of the common testing methodologies referred to in Article 8(2);