Traduction de «Subsequent treatment » (Anglais → Français) :

after-treatment | aftertreatment | subsequent treatment | further processing | post-treatment

Preparatory care for subsequent treatment

further heat treatment | subsequent heat treatment

fee simple defeasible by condition subsequent | fee simple subject to condition subsequent | fee simple upon condition subsequent

subsequent events review | review for subsequent events | review of subsequent events | post-balance sheet review | post-year-end audit

estate defeasible upon condition subsequent | estate upon condition subsequent

Subsequent infarction (acute)(of):anterior (wall) NOS | anteroapical | anterolateral | anteroseptal

Subsequent myocardial infarction

'Ship recycling' is defined in this Regulation as the dismantling of ships in a ship recycling facility, but does not include the subsequent treatment of the waste resulting thereof.

15. Believes that the gradual elimination of discards should be fishery-based and depend on the characteristics and realities of the different modalities and fisheries, bearing in mind that it is easier to achieve in some single-species fisheries and that it presents some challenges for mixed fisheries that need to be overcome; stresses that consideration should be given to producers’ and fishermen’s organisations, which should be actively involved; stresses that the elimination of discards should be accompanied by technical measures to reduce or eliminate unwanted by-catch and incentives to encourage selective fishing practices; believes that priority should go to avoiding unwanted catches in the first place, rather than managing them; ...[+++] is concerned, in this connection, about the emergence of a parallel discards market which would constitute a danger for the ecosystem and the European fishing sector; emphasises that adequate safeguards should therefore be provided; also stresses the need for stakeholder involvement and for careful design of the landing obligation and the subsequent treatment thereof, in order to avoid a shift from unwanted fish in the sea to unwanted fish on land;

15. Believes that the gradual elimination of discards should be fishery-based and depend on the characteristics and realities of the different modalities and fisheries, bearing in mind that it is easier to achieve in some single-species fisheries and that it presents some challenges for mixed fisheries that need to be overcome; stresses that consideration should be given to producers’ and fishermen’s organisations, which should be actively involved; stresses that the elimination of discards should be accompanied by technical measures to reduce or eliminate unwanted by-catch and incentives to encourage selective fishing practices; believes that priority should go to avoiding unwanted catches in the first place, rather than managing them; ...[+++] is concerned, in this connection, about the emergence of a parallel discards market which would constitute a danger for the ecosystem and the European fishing sector; emphasises that adequate safeguards should therefore be provided; also stresses the need for stakeholder involvement and for careful design of the landing obligation and the subsequent treatment thereof, in order to avoid a shift from unwanted fish in the sea to unwanted fish on land;

(e) issue appropriate guidance to health care establishments, professionals and other parties involved in all stages of the chain from donation to transplantation or disposal as well as subsequent treatment and recovery after transplantation. They shall ensure that special protocols are created governing procedures for operative and post-operative stages under the responsibility of the respective operating teams, specialist pathologists and specialists in other necessary fields;