Examples of using A risk analysis in English and their translations into Swedish
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It can be useful to do a risk analysis before you commence importing and/or exporting.
O present a Risk Analysis report on Africa, building on recent studies, by May 2006;
for the national customs administrations concerned to carry out a risk analysis.
The competent authority of each Member State should carry out controls based on a risk analysis.
On-the-spot checks shall be selected on the basis of a risk analysis which takes account of.
STECF provides the results of different harvest control rules through a risk analysis under the following scenarios of exploitation.
Furthermore, a centre for ad hoc border guard training and a risk analysis centre are also being set up.
assess impact using a risk analysis.
The choice of the services that are actually made available should be based on a risk analysis.
What is certain is that suitable institutional instruments to conduct a risk analysis at European level
Considers that the aim must be a purposeful monitoring system based on a risk analysis in which objective factors are central
shall be determined by the competent authority on the basis of a risk analysis and taking account of how representative the contracts submitted are.
In December 2001, on the basis of a risk analysis on PMMA, the Commission presented a proposal for a Council Decision defining PMMA as a new synthetic drug which is to be made subject to control measures and criminal provisions.264.
the stepping up of inspections of manufacturers outside the European Union on the basis of a risk analysis.
for each category of trader concerned and based on a risk analysis, the minimum proportion of consignments
since there is provision for a risk analysis unit whose basic objective is to analyze the risks to human health that each of these products represents.
However, the rate of 5% per product sector may be replaced by a rate of 5% covering all sectors insofar as the Member State applies a selection system based on a risk analysis carried out in accordance with criteria to be laid down in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 6.
for each category of trader concerned and based on a risk analysis, the minimum proportion of consignments
Whereas the second subparagraph of Article 3(2) of the said Regulation lays down that the rate of 5% per product sector may be replaced by a rate of 5% covering all sectors in so far as the Member State applies a system for selecting products to be physically checked based on a risk analysis provided a minimum rate of 2% is respected;