Traduction de «dispositifs de sécurité des bâtiments » (Français → Anglais) :

The directive introduces obligatory safety features for all prescriptive medicinal products and a rapid alert system; harmonised safety features to verify authenticity and identify individual packs, providing tampering evidence for medicinal products subject to prescription (possible exclusion of certain products following a risk assessment); no safety features for medicinal products not subject to prescription, unless a risk assessment demonstrates the risk of falsification and consequently a threat to public health; traceability: there will be a unique identifier for the safety features (e.g. a serialisation number) which allows the authenticity of the product and individual packs to be verified throughout the supply chain up to pharma ...[+++]cy level; in addition, Member States have to set up systems to prevent suspected medicinal products from reaching patients; Internet sales: conditions for the supply of medicinal products to the public are determined by Member States; increased transparency as regards wholesale distributors; penalties applicable to infringements of national provisions must be applied.

Commission encourages the use of Eurocodes for greater building strength and safety

In a factory, an employee who turned off three separate safety systems would probably be prosecuted for causing death by criminal negligence if employees were killed as a result of an accident that the safety systems would have prevented.

73. Draws attention to the fact that even before the 11 September 2001 attacks the Bureau and the Secretary-General had turned their attention to security policy; refers to the notes of 14 September 2000 , 9 May 2001 , 18 September 2001 and 20 February 2002 ; endorses the measures in force concerning stricter checks on access and better checks on visitors; urges a stepping-up of the cooperation with national security services that is essential for the security of the buildings in Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg; regrets that the police surveillance of the buildings in Brussels is inadequate; calls on the Belgian Government to pr ...[+++]ovide the same security for the European Parliament's buildings as for the federal and regional parliaments, inter alia by enlisting the services of the Military Police (MP);

71. Draws attention to the fact that even before the 11 September 2001 attacks the Bureau of the EP and the Secretary-General had turned their attention to security policy; refers to the notes of 14 September 2000, 9 May 2001, 18 September 2001 and 20 February 2002; endorses the measures in force concerning stricter checks on access and better checks on visitors; urges a stepping up of the cooperation with national security services that is essential for the security of the buildings in Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg; regrets that the police surveillance of the buildings in Brussels is inadequate; calls on the Belgian Governmen ...[+++]t to provide the same security for the European Parliament's buildings as for the federal and regional parliaments, inter alia by enlisting the services of the Military Police (MP);

If the Minister had reasonable grounds to believe that a foreign vessel was in contravention of an international convention or protocol listed in Schedule 1 to the bill, the Minister could direct the vessel not to enter Canadian waters provided that doing so would not put the safety of the vessel, any person on board, or the environment at imminent risk (clause 227).