Examples of using Control programmes in English and their translations into Swedish
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Specific monitoring and control programmes stating objectives,
Organisation of operational coordination of control activities by Member States for the implementation of specific control programmes, IUU control programmes
The concrete method for implementing pathogen reduction systems would be the establishment of national control programmes.
National control programmes shall be continuous
Further information will be collected via the monitoring and control programmes laid down in other Directives
To ensure the achievement of the Community targets in good time, the Member States should set up specific national control programmes, which should be approved by the Community.
The financial contribution may be granted in respect of certain expenditure provided for in the control programmes and intended to contribute to the following actions.
be willing to implement the provisions sooner, once the control programmes are in place.
This approach will be reinforced as national control programmes are developed within the new EU framework described in this Regulation.
National control programmes shall be continuous
Appropriate procedures should therefore be laid down enabling the Commission to decide that certain control methods should not be used as part of control programmes.
The implementation of coordinated control programmes of limited duration in one of the areas governed by the rules referred to in Article 1(2);(b).
Unless we have proper measurements then it is impossible to monitor the effectiveness of control programmes or the full extent of the threat from global warming to'future generations.
As to the purchases within a country, Member States should create necessary tools for that purpose within their national control programmes.
apply coordinated control programmes and audit-based control systems.
The basic conclusion of the review conducted by the Commission was that the control programmes in the Member States were totally inadequate
food produced from animals covered by control programmes.
A small predatory insect often used in biological control programmes to protect dried foods such as grain and nuts.
Recipient Member States must assess the objectives and the impact of their expenditure on control programmes, both annually and in the aggregate at the end of the three-year period 2001 to 2003.
The representatives of food businesses have been anxious about the potentially high costs incurred due to the control programmes foreseen.