Examples of using To controls in English and their translations into Polish
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risk-oriented approach to controls.
With regard to controls, Regulation(EC) No 882/2004 of the European Parliament
by a fully risk-based approach to controls may be considered as inappropriate by some stakeholders and/or control authorities
SMEs that manage to continually monitor these activities are also able to expand the management areas subject to controls and coordinate into a single strategic plan both the relevant economic
the Cohesion Fund where the costs of tasks related to controls(at national level excluding the costs of the Commission)
Implement the EU precursor legislation, in particular the cooperation between MS in relation to controls of imports of synthetic drug precursors and strengthening customs controls at the external border of the EU_BAR_ Ongoing_BAR_ MS COM_BAR_ Number of risk controls established_BAR.
Where goods subject to controls as to their use and/or destination are not placed under a transit procedure,
such as the willingness of the selected fora and consortia to be recognised and to submit to controls with respect to the WTO-criteria on standardisation.
in particular the cooperation between MS in relation to controls of imports of synthetic drug precursors
products derived therefrom should be subject to controls to guarantee traceability
a statistically significant rise was found in the concentration of this compound in relation to controls.
are also able to expand the management areas subject to controls and coordinate into a single strategic plan both the relevant economic
Subject imported products to controls or, other than those inherent in the customs clearance procedure,
Gabapentin did not increase the incidence of malformations, compared to controls, in the offspring of mice,
of which€ 200 million go to controls at sea, the registration of catches remained unreliable,
will be subject to controls, restrictions on their activities and greater transparency; carving up businesses will no longer be possible,
while other Member States regard it as a natural product not subject to controls.
while other Member States regard it as a natural product not subject to controls.
in individual Member States, who in turn transfer responsibility to collecting societies that determine often inequitable payments that are not subject to controls.