Traduction de «intervention sans pertes sanguines » (Français → Anglais) :

The responsible person's duties, as set out in Articles 5(1) and 15(1) in particular, are not merely administrative but also include medical matters which require not only a doctor but one specialised in the relevant fields of the blood establishment. For example, while giving blood, the donor may show signs of fainting, develop a rapid or irregular heartbeat, a fall in blood pressure or even more serious medical problems.

It should be emphasised that EAGGF intervention will be limited to the reconstitution of production potential and not to the income losses which are not eligible.

3a. Tasks involving medical interventions on donors and/or recipients of blood or blood components shall come under the exclusive technical responsibility of medical staff.

The regions concerned must satisfy the following criteria : a) the average rate of unemployment must have been at least 15 % above the recorded Community average in the last three years, b) the percentage share of industrial employment in total employment must have exceeded the Community average in any of the last ten reference years, c) there must have been an observable fall in industrial employment compared with the reference year chosen in accordance with point b) The following may also qualify for Community assistance : a) areas which have experienced substantial job losses in certain specific industries over the last three years, b ...[+++]) areas threatened with substantial job losses and covered by a restructuring plan in specific industries, with those losses resulting in a serious aggravation of unemployment.

The following may also qualify for Community assistance : a) areas which have experienced substantial job losses in certain specific industries over the last three years, b) areas threatened with substantial job losses and covered by a restructuring plan in specific industries, with those losses resulting in a serious aggravation of unemployment.

The aid authorized breaks down as follows: - aid totalling £800 million to cover operating losses of British Coal Corporation incurred in the 1989/90 financial year; - aid totalling £374 million and £203 million to cover losses of British Coal Corporation in 1987/88 and 1988/89 respectively; - aid totalling £500 million to British Coal Corporation for the constitution of a provision to cover compensation for hearing loss arising from production activities prior to 1989/90; - aid totalling £2 000 million to British Coal Corporation for the constitution of a provision for concessionary supplies of coal, smokeless fuel or, in certain cases, a payment in kind to mineworkers on retirement, former mineworkers and their beneficiaries, in respec ...[+++]t of production activities prior to the 1990/91 financial year; - a financial measure totalling £1 800 million reflecting the decline in the underlying value of British Coal Corporation's fixed assets.