Übersetzung für "Day-to-day risk management process " (Englisch → Französisch) :

To verify the day-to-day compliance with legal obligations, notified bodies should, in addition to the initial, surveillance or renewal audits, visit the manufacturer or, if this is likely to ensure more efficient control, one of its subcontractors in charge of processes which are essential for ensuring compliance with legal requirements (‘critical subcontractor’) or a supplier of crucial components or of the entire devices (both: ‘crucial supplier’) without prior notice (‘unannounced audits’) in accordance with Annex III.

- Extending the proposed 7 days payout period to 7 working days and making the payout process obligatory, not facultative.

concerning the risk management process referred to in Article 51(1), in particular criteria for assessing the adequacy of the risk management process employed by the management company and the risk management policy and processes and the arrangements, processes and techniques for risk measurement and management relating to such criteria.

C. whereas President Conté has declared a 'state of siege', which includes a 20-hour-a-day curfew, a ban on processions, marches and demonstrations, as well as public and private meetings, and which authorises day and night searches, giving the army extensive powers to take 'all the necessary measures',

A floor of five business days for netting sets consisting only of repo-style transactions subject to daily remargining and daily mark-to-market, and ten business days for all other netting sets is imposed on the margin period of risk used for this purpose; or

70. Calls on the candidate countries to give the highest priority to the transposition of the environmental acquis into their national legislation with accomplishment at the latest by the day of accession; EU environmental directives which can be implemented at low cost (e.g. Environmental Impact Assessment, Environmental Information, Animal Welfare legislation, Habitat and Birds Directives), should apply from day one of accession; considers it essential to accord special priority to implementing the acquis in the remaining environmental problem areas (such as water and atmospheric pollution and waste treatment); considers that transition periods for the implementation of parts of the environmental acquis that involve a high level of fin ...[+++]ancial expenditure should be limited to a maximum of five years, provided the risks to the environment or human health do not call for swifter action, and only in exceptional, very well founded cases should it be possible for transition periods longer than five years to be negotiated after the Commission has consulted the European Parliament and established to Parliament=s satisfaction that such a request is reasonable; the approval of exceptions should be conditional on a dependable timetable, action plan and funding strategy;