Examples of using Authorisation process in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The authorisation process to exercise functions
The proposal streamlines and speeds up the authorisation process through a centralised food safety evaluation by EFSA and sets precise deadlines
The authorisation process for the exercise of functions
charge of the study, should be carried out as part of the authorisation process of projects involving the use of live animals.
on understanding the strategic need, Brenntag agreed to undertake a protracted 18 month authorisation process to secure the continued use in their application.
The authorisation process of Banco Sino-Atlântico,
environmental risk assessment of the EU authorisation process.
No 1829/2003: while the authorisation process will not be amended,
The authorisation process to exercise functions is undertaken as part of the supervised institutions' authorisation process
As the same pharmaceutical legislation forms the basis for the authorisation process in all Member States
produced from GMOs will in future be regulated by a more coherent and uniform authorisation process, with authorisations lasting no longer than 10 years.
who do not have the time to wait for the end of clinical trials and the authorisation process.
which had already been addressed during the EU authorisation process for GMOs.
Within the authorisation processes, Banco de Portugal makes an autonomous assessment of the suitability of eligible persons.
The European Commission has reviewed the Biocides directive and concluded that the authorisation processes for active substances and products could be simplified and streamlined.
The results of this consultation must be taken into account during the authorisation process.
The Decision established a selection and authorisation process that ensures a coordinated introduction of MSS in the EU.
However, some important factors influencing the duration of the evaluation/authorisation process do not fall under Community competence.
One cannot underestimate, either, the tremendous gain in knowledge that will result from the registration, evaluation and authorisation process.
Several countries have adopted a case by case authorisation process for GMOs but authorisations are not always synchronous with US approvals.