Traduction de «Practice factor » (Anglais → Français) :

a.c. crew factor [ practice factor ]

conservation practice factor

evolution in practices in practiced dance tradition | progress in delivery practices in practiced dance tradition | advancement in delivery practices in practiced dance tradition | evolution in delivery practices in practiced dance tradition

Human Factors Standards and Recommended Practices [ Human Factors SARPS ]

control of restrictive practices [ action against monopolies | action against restrictive practices ]

apply good clinical trial practice | meet good clinical practice standards | apply good clinical practice | apply good clinical practices

educate on literacy as a social practice | teaching literacy as a social practice | teach literacy as a social practice | teaches literacy as a social practice

Joint Practical Guide | Joint Practical Guide for persons involved in drafting legislation within the Community institutions | Joint Practical Guide of the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission for persons involved in the drafting of European Union legislation

good agricultural practice | good agricultural practices | usual good farming practice | GAP [Abbr.]

The Commission will then analyse these suggestions on the basis of practical factors such as their feasibility and the willingness of all stakeholders to participate.

Considers that Member States should, when not already the case, establish or recognise public agencies or dedicated bodies like an adjudicator, at national level with responsibility for enforcing action to combat unfair practices in the food supply chain; takes the view that public agencies of this kind can facilitate enforcement, e.g. by being empowered to open and conduct investigations on their own initiative and on the basis of informal information or complaints dealt with on a confidential basis (thus overcoming the ‘fear factor’), and can act as a ...[+++] mediator between the parties involved; stresses the need for mutual recognition and effective cooperation at EU level between national authorities to ensure sharing of relevant information, particularly on good practice, and expertise concerning new types of UTPs, acting in full respect for the principle of subsidiarity.

Acknowledges, nonetheless, that voluntary and self-regulatory schemes can offer a cost-effective means to ensure fair conduct in the market, resolve disputes and put an end to UTPs, if coupled with independent and effective enforcement mechanisms; underlines, however, that, so far, such schemes have shown limited results owing to a lack of proper enforcement, under-representation of farmers, impartial governance structures, conflicts of interest between the parties concerned, dispute settlement mechanisms that fail to reflect supplier ‘fear factor’ and the fact that they do not apply to the whole supply chain; calls on the Commission t ...[+++]o continue supporting the exchange of best practices among Member States.

The containment area must have been defined on a case-by-case basis taking into account factors influencing the risks for the spread of the listed disease to farmed and wild fish, such as: the number, rate and distribution of the mortalities of fish on the farm infected with either VHS or IHN or both; the distance and density of neighbouring farms; the proximity to slaughterhouses; contact farms; species present at the farms; the farming practices applied in the affected farms and in the neighbouring farms to the affected farms; ...[+++] the hydrodynamic conditions and other factors of epidemiological significance identified.