Translation of "Techniques d'interprétation et de mise en scène " (French → English) :

As regards Directive 2006/21/EC, the Commission should be empowered in particular to adopt provisions necessary for the implementation of Article 13(6); to complete the technical requirements for waste characterisation contained in Annex II; to interpret the definition in point 3 of Article 3; to define the criteria for the classification of waste facilities in accordance with Annex III; to determine harmonised standards for sampling and analysis methods; and to adapt the Annexes to scientific and technical progress.

Certainly NSCAD is one of the central places, with its undergraduate and graduate degrees, for producing more talented individuals who can enter the feature film, independent, and experimental film industries, such as they are (0925) These 44 schools typically provide training above or below the line and you've probably heard from many of your other witnesses what this distinction represents. Above the line is direction, production, screenwriting, cinematography, and editing, and below the line is electrical cinematography, sound editing, set design, lighting, scenography, carpentry, makeup, hairdressing, etc.

As has been recognised by the Commission in its interpretative communication on certain aspects of the provisions on televised advertising in the ‘Television without frontiers’ Directive , the development of new advertising techniques and marketing innovations has created new effective opportunities for audiovisual commercial communications in traditional broadcasting services, potentially enabling them better to compete on a level playing-field with on-demand innovations.

These guidelines include extensive updates on technical details and documentation, as well as assessment of new technologies, e.g.: liquid-based cytology, automated interpretation of Pap smears and testing for human papillomaviruses.

Forensic science refers to the examination of crime scenes, recovery of material evidence, laboratory examinations, interpretation of findings and presentation of the conclusions for intelligence and investigation purposes, or as evidence in court.

Once these principles are established, the Customs Co- operation Council should have the responsibility to deal with technical questions concerning the interpretation of non- preferential origin rules on the basis of the existing criterion of last substantial operation, and in particular : - studying the possibility of approximation of existing origin rules using the international Convention on the simplification and harmonization of customs procedures (Kyoto 1973) as a basis; - developing approximation of new interpretations of origin rules; - examining any possible additi ...[+++]onal provisions (such as development of explanatory notes) which could be helpful for the interpretation of the notion of the last substantial operation; For all these purposes, a CCC Origin Committee should be established in which consultation and cooperation concerning the technical aspects of origin rules could take place and to which all doubtful cases could be referred.