Traduction de «Assess condition object » (Anglais → Français) :

assess condition of object | evaluate the status of the object | assess object condition | assess object's condition

Criteria for Assessment of Objects Affecting Navigable Airspace

arrange objective assessments of calls | providing objective assessments of calls | provide an objective assessment of a call | provide objective assessments of calls

assess art quality | evaluate quality of art objects, artefacts, photographs and documents | assess quality level of art objects, artefacts, photographs and documents | evaluate art quality

target evaluation [ target assessment | objectives evaluation | objectives assessment ]

Advisory Committee on Assessment Objections

objective requirement for culpability | objective condition for culpability

Assessment of multiple objective water resources projects: approaches for developing countries

objective criterion or condition

In order to ensure uniform conditions for the implementation of this Regulation implementing powers should be conferred on the Commission with respect to: listing the plants, plant products and other objects which are prohibited from being introduced into the Union territory, and the third countries concerned; listing the plants, plant products and other objects subject to special requirements, and the special requirements concerned for their introduction into, and movement within, the Union territory; the provisional listing of the ...[+++] high-risk plants, plant products and other objects whose introduction into the Union territory is to be prohibited, and the third countries concerned; the procedure for risk assessment in connection with that listing; setting out, for third countries, requirements that are equivalent to the requirements for movement within the Union territory of plants, plant products or other objects; setting out arrangements for the presentation and use of posters and brochures concerning the introduction of plants, plant products and other objects into the Union territory; setting out specific conditions or measures concerning the introduction of particular plants, plant products and other objects into frontier zones of Member States; adoption of temporary measures concerning plants, plants products and other objects likely to pose newly identified pest risks or other suspected phytosanitary risks; adopting decisions on temporary measures taken by Member States concerning imminent danger; listing of plants, plant products and other objects which are prohibited from being introduced into certain protected zones; listing the plants, plant products and other objects subject to special requirements, and the special requirements concerned for their introduction into, and movement within, certain protected zones; and laying down rules concerning the requirements for quarantine stations and confinement facilities, and the release of plants, plant ...

11. Emphasises, with regard to the ‘urban paradox’, that the number of families on the brink of poverty, suffering as a result of material deprivation, environmental degradation and poor housing conditions, having very low work intensity and threatened by exclusion and energy poverty is in many cases higher in the regions around capital cities which, according to the indicators, are classified as developed; especially in the case of single-parent families, large families with four or more children, carers (especially carers of disabled family members), members of marginalised communities or older people close to retirement for whom acce ...[+++]ss to equal opportunities is difficult, deems it important to take into account the issue of physical accessibility and access to information and communication media, the achievement of which must be assessed using objective, comparable indicators, taking into account the demographic challenges;

The margin of discretion with regard to the conditions set out in other provisions of the basic Regulation is more limited, the criteria for the assessment of compliance with these conditions are much more objective as in case of the conditions set out in Article 2(1) c) and d) and in Article 2(2).

Unlike contract award criteria which are the basis for a comparative assessment of the quality of tenders, contract performance conditions constitute fixed objective requirements that have no impact on the assessment of tenders.