Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Third countries must in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The vessels due to operate in international waters or in waters of third countries must fully respect international law with regard to the conservation of fishing resources
The vessels due to operate in international waters or in waters of third countries must fully respect the international law with regard to the conservation of fishing resources
Whereas the general conditions applicable to imports from third countries must be supplemented by special conditions drawn up on the basis of the health situation in each of them;
Whereas application of the plans that third countries must submit pursuant to Council Directive 92/117/EEC of 17 December 1992 concerning measures for protection against specified zoonoses
Whereas the general conditions applicable to importation from all third countries must be supplemented by special conditions drawn up on the basis of the health situation in each of them; whereas owing to the technical nature
the Council agreed that fishing rights for Community fishermen in the waters of third countries must be obtained
Whereas the general conditions applicable to importation from third countries must be supplemented by special conditions drawn up on the basis of the health situation in each of them; whereas, owing to the technical nature
The dialogue with third countries must help strengthen democratic,
By 31 March 2000 third countries must present a residue monitoring plan for those foodstuffs of animal origin for import into the Community for the year 2000,
The authorities in the exporting third country must give their express consent to the re-exportation.
The third country must be a Party to the STCW Convention.
agreements on labour mobility, in which the social partners, from both Europe and the third countries, must be involved.
during the periods spent here by students and academics from third countries, must be strongly encouraged.
To be included on that list, a third country must first demonstrate its status with regard to rabies and that:”.
In order, though, to be allowed to use these appellations, which are traditional in Portugal, a third country must comply with certain requirements and meet the following conditions.
The third country must at the same time guarantee the right to appeal before an independent and impartial authority
The third country must communicate to the Member State wishing to recognise appropriate certificates issued by or under the authority of that third country. .
The third country must have been identified by the Maritime Safety Committee as having demonstrated that full
To be included on that list, a third country must demonstrate its rabies status and that it complies
In order to be allowed to use a traditional appellation in the EC, a third country must submit a dossier to the Commission,