Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Member state authorities in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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the lack of information exchange result in a disproportionate administrative burden on both port users and Member State authorities.
Europe's competitiveness in biotechnology can only be encouraged by common efforts between the Union institutions, Member State authorities, industry and other interest groups.
administrative pillar consists of the European institutions and the Member State authorities on national, regional and local levels.
There has been very good collaboration between the Commission services and Member State authorities both bilaterally and collectively.
Facilitate the compatibility of national laws on this subject and to establish cooperation mechanisms between Member State authorities.
as priority substances and are subject to comprehensive risk assessment carried out by Member State authorities.
Member State authorities shall use the measurement and calculation methods set out in Annex VIII.
The cooperation procedures that apply in internal Community cases between DGIV and Member State authorities is one example of such procedures.
And Member State Authorities need to fulfil their obligation to enforce EU consumer laws.
where appropriate in partnership with Member State authorities and the European Parliament.
The obligation of importers to inform the Member State authorities whether they have used import authorisations in full.
Member State authorities need to cooperate closely
When receiving the caging report, the Member State authorities of the catching vessel or trap shall take all the necessary measures according to the following situations.
Commission services and Member State authorities have developed a clear understanding of the technical platform
The Commission's decisions to grant assistance for individual programmes are always explicitly subject to compliance with the environmental rules in force by the Member State authorities concerned.
regularly visit Member State authorities.
The export of goods which could be used for such purposes is also subjected to authorisation by EU Member State authorities.
court proceedings allow for the actions of Member State authorities to be reviewed.
Both channels must be pursued simultaneously by the Commission and Member State authorities.
Supply chain security requires an active security partnership between Member State authorities and industry;