Translation of "Prescription penalty " (English → French) :

limitation of the right to execute a sentence | prescription of the sentence | prescription of penalty

prescription of penalty

limitation period for the execution of a sentence | statutory limitation period for the execution of a sentence | limitation period for the execution of a penalty | prescriptive period for the execution of a sentence | time limit for the execution of a sentence

apply penalties to violators of the sanitation code | issuing penalties to violators of the sanitation code | give penalties to violators of the sanitation code | issue penalties to violators of the sanitation code

ethical drug | medicinal product subject to medical prescription | prescription drug | prescription medicine | prescription only medicine | prescription-only medicinal product | Rx drug | POM [Abbr.]

financial penalty | monetary penalty | pecuniary penalty

penalty kick series [ penalty kicks | penalty shoot-out | penalty shootout | shootout | shoot-out ]

make prescription labels | prepare prescriptions' labels | prepare prescription label | prepare prescription labels

prepare medicinal products from prescription | prepare pharmaceutical form of medication from prescription | prepare medication according to prescriptions | prepare medication from prescription

value of a daily penalty unit | level of a daily penalty unit | amount of a daily penalty unit

BS. whereas the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe has stressed the need to amend the legislation in order to tackle encroachments on the freedom of the media such as prescriptions as to what information and coverage must emanate from all media providers, the imposition of penalties on the media, pre‑emptive restraints on press freedom in the form of registration requirements and exceptions to the protection of journalists’ sources, and whereas, regarding the independence and pluralism of the media, he has expresse ...[+++]d the need to address issues such as weakened constitutional guarantees of pluralism, lack of independence in media regulatory bodies, lack of safeguards for the independence of public service broadcasting and the absence of an effective domestic remedy for media actors subject to decisions of the Media Council;

BR. whereas the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe has stressed the need to amend the legislation in order to tackle encroachments on the freedom of the media such as prescriptions as to what information and coverage must emanate from all media providers, the imposition of penalties on the media, pre-emptive restraints on press freedom in the form of registration requirements and exceptions to the protection of journalists’ sources, and whereas, regarding the independence and pluralism of the media, he has expresse ...[+++]d the need to address issues such as weakened constitutional guarantees of pluralism, lack of independence in media regulatory bodies, lack of safeguards for the independence of public service broadcasting and the absence of an effective domestic remedy for media actors subject to decisions of the Media Council;

When looking at the penalties, and I think you're the first person to recommend a monetary penalty up to $25,000—you're pretty specific on that—per contravention—should we look at the $25,000 or the amount, and look at the 19 duties and 25 prohibitions and be a little more prescriptive?

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 pharmacy 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.