Traduction de «contrôle d'étape » (Français → Anglais) :

monitoring phase

Stepping Stone Agreement | stepping stone Economic Partnership Agreement | stepping stone EPA

point reporting

emission control milestone

ETAP programme | Multiannual Programme of studies, analyses, forecasts and other related work in the energy sector | Programme of studies, analyses and forecasts and other related work in the energy sector | ETAP [Abbr.]

Crimson Staging Route [ Crimson Air Staging Route ]

Delayed milestone

PRSP Progress Report | Annual PRSP Progress Report | APR

In addition to the control system based on the Regulation (EC) No 882/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 29 April 2004 on official controls performed to ensure the verification of compliance with feed and food law, animal health and animal welfare rules specific control measures should be laid down. In particular, detailed requirements with regard to all stages of production, preparation and distribution related to organic products.

3. Underlines the importance of fighting violations of human and labour rights and environmental pollution throughout the cotton value chain, including in the textiles and clothing sectors; suggests that the ICAC develop a means of facilitating the independent monitoring by NGOs of human rights violations throughout the cotton value chain and asks the Union, once it is a member of the ICAC, to engage with this issue;

in respect of the Court of Auditors' fourth recommendation, the Commission is requested to assist the Member States with the development, implementation and evaluation of the national monitoring and control plans; is of the opinion that, with due consideration for the principle of subsidiarity, a basic set of analyses should be established in order to cover the detection of common categories of hormonal residue (e.g. anabolics) and/or environmental contaminants (dioxins, heavy metals), etc., and that their application should be mandatory; considers that, as a first step, efforts could be made to raise awareness through the ‘Better trai ...[+++]ning for safer food’ programme (BTSF) in order to raise awareness of this issue in the competent authorities of the Member States; considers that monitoring of compliance with provisions on charges should be a further aim;

(c) in respect of the Court of Auditors’ fourth recommendation, the Commission is requested to assist the Member States with the development, implementation and evaluation of the national monitoring and control plans; is of the opinion that, with due consideration for the principle of subsidiarity, a basic set of analyses should be established in order to cover the detection of common categories of hormonal residue (e.g. anabolics) and/or environmental contaminants (dioxins, heavy metals), etc., and that their application should be mandatory; considers that, as a first step, efforts could be made to raise awareness through the ‘Better ...[+++]training for safer food’ programme (BTSF) in order to raise awareness of this issue in the competent authorities of the Member States; considers that monitoring of compliance with provisions on charges should be a further aim;