Traduction de «Relevé d'analyse d'incident » (Français → Anglais) :

Incident Analysis Record | IAR [Abbr.]

statistics [ statistical abstract | statistical analysis | statistical data | statistical information | statistical monitoring | statistical source | statistical survey | statistical table | statistical data(UNBIS) ]

NEER Quarterly Statement [ New Experimental Experience Rating Quarterly Statement ]

environmental impact statement review [ EIS review ]

analyze a medication's impact on the brain | analyze medication's impact on brain | analyse a medication's impact on the brain | analyse medication's impact on brain

beam index

postmortem | post-mortem | post mortem dump | postmortem dump

component failure impact analysis | CFIA

20. Urges Member States to actively involve local authorities, communities, the civil society and other stakeholders in the implementation of the macro-regional strategy, so that they are able to exercise their right to participate in decision-making related to their local environment and public health when these are put in danger by pollution or by invasive or environmentally harmful infrastructures not compliant with the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Directive (2014/52/EU); invites Member States to share with the relevant authorities in neighbouring countries the fi ...[+++]ndings of analyses of the impact of maritime economic activities that fall within the scope of the EIA Directive and those coming under Directive 2001/42/EC on the assessment of the effects of certain plans and programmes on the environment;

A. whereas in its Annual Activity Report 2014 the OLAF Supervisory Committee (SC) noted that at the time of the reorganisation of OLAF (1 February 2012), 423 cases were opened on the same day by a single decision of the Director-General of OLAF (OLAF DG); whereas, on the basis of its analysis, the SC concluded that (i) OLAF did not conduct any appropriate assessment of the incoming information for any of the cases analysed by the SC, (ii) for the vast majority of cases there was not even a trace of any assessment activity, and (iii) ...[+++] the OLAF DG opened all the cases in question without establishing beforehand the existence of a sufficiently serious suspicion that there had been fraud, corruption or any other illegal activity affecting the financial interests of the Union – which is in contradiction with the legal requirement for opening an OLAF investigation in force at that time;

A. whereas in its Annual Activity Report 2014 the OLAF Supervisory Committee (SC) noted that at the time of the reorganisation of OLAF (1 February 2012), 423 cases were opened on the same day by a single decision of the Director-General of OLAF (OLAF DG); whereas, on the basis of its analysis, the SC concluded that (i) OLAF did not conduct any appropriate assessment of the incoming information for any of the cases analysed by the SC, (ii) for the vast majority of cases there was not even a trace of any assessment activity, and (iii) ...[+++]the OLAF DG opened all the cases in question without establishing beforehand the existence of a sufficiently serious suspicion that there had been fraud, corruption or any other illegal activity affecting the financial interests of the Union – which is in contradiction with the legal requirement for opening an OLAF investigation in force at that time;

6. Calls for an urgent and thorough assessment of the impact of the SES legislation on military aviation, which should also take into account the associated financial and operational risks and the cost of delay or non-synchronisation, and notes the EDA’s preliminary work in this area; regrets that the high-level risk analysis report regarding the impact of SES has been delayed and calls on the EDA and the defence ministries to conclude it as soon as possible; asks the EDA to inform Parliament on its outcome; highlights the significant financial burden projected for the military in investments for SESAR deployment by airspace users, ai ...[+++]rport operators and Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs); urges the Commission to fully involve the EDA in any future ex ante assessments of Union legislation and actions that have a bearing on military capabilities or fall within the defence field and to inform Parliament accordingly;