Traduction de «Market approval » (Anglais → Français) :

Another suitable point is at the final stage of utilisation, meaning at the stage of final development of a product before requesting market approval for a product developed via the utilisation of genetic resources or traditional knowledge associated with such resources, or, where market approval is not required, at the stage of final development of a product before first placing it on the Union market.

Another suitable point is at the final stage of utilisation, meaning at the stage of final development of a product before requesting market approval for a product developed via the utilisation of genetic resources or traditional knowledge associated with such resources, or, where market approval is not required, at the stage of final development of a product before first placing it on the Union market.

In the event of a request for market approval or the placing on the market of products deriving from utilisation of a genetic resource as referred to in the first subparagraph, the obligations listed in paragraph 3 or 5 shall apply entirely and without delay.

In the area of market surveillance, the current system, based on pre-market approval, is far from EU requirements.

(12) Whereas the Committee for Proprietary Medicinal Products was consulted on 16 April 1996; whereas the pharmaceutical sector had already introduced measures relating to the sourcing of materials and their treatment; whereas every medicinal product undergoes a pre-marketing approval before it is placed on the market by virtue of which the treatment process of any raw material is evaluated; whereas at the request of the European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products, all Community marketing authorisation holders, or applicants with a positive opinion from the Committee for Proprietary Medicinal Products or the Committee for ...[+++] Veterinary Medicinal Products, have confirmed that the products concerned do not contain bovine tissue of United Kingdom origin;

Whereas paragraph 71 of the White Paper on completing the internal market, approved by the European Council in June 1985, states that, within the general policy, particular emphasis will be placed on certain sectors, including construction; whereas the removal of technical barriers in the construction field, to the extent that they cannot be removed by mutual recognition of equivalence among all the Member States, should follow the new approach set out in the Council resolution of 7 May 1985 (4) which calls for the definition of essential requirements on safety and other aspects which are important for the general w ...[+++]ell-being, without reducing the existing and justified levels of protection in the Member States;