Übersetzung für "Grundsätze Nahrungsmittelsicherheit " (Deutsch → Englisch) :

food safety rules | food safety tenets | food safety principles | principles of food safety

principle of non-discrimination on grounds of nationality

exportability principle | principle of exportability of benefits | principle of the exportability of social security benefits

ban on refoulement | non-refoulement principle

principle of proportional representation

principle of family unity

national accepted accounting principles | national generally accepted accounting principle | national accounting principles which are generally accepted | national generally accepted accounting principles

principle of legal certainty [ certainty of law | legal certainty | legal security | principle of equality and legal certainty ]

Steiner methods | Steiner principle | Steiner concepts | Steiner principles

6. Stresses that effective humanitarian action, including emergency food aid, should be situation- and needs-based, result-oriented and driven by the principle that saving livelihoods saves lives; stresses further that humanitarian aid is not a crisis management tool and should be allocated in transparent fashion solely on the basis of real needs and independently of all political considerations; stresses in particular that delivery of food aid must try by all means to avoid any harmful effect on local markets or future dependence and should contribute to long-term food security; supports international efforts to reform the Food Aid Convention to ensure respect for these principle ...[+++]s;

6. Stresses that effective humanitarian action, including emergency food aid, should be situation- and needs-based, result-oriented and driven by the principle that saving livelihoods saves lives; stresses further that humanitarian aid is not a crisis management tool and should be allocated in transparent fashion solely on the basis of real needs and independently of all political considerations; stresses in particular that delivery of food aid must try by all means to avoid any harmful effect on local markets or future dependence and should contribute to long-term food security; supports international efforts to reform the Food Aid Convention to ensure respect for these principle ...[+++]s;

6. Stresses that effective humanitarian action, including emergency food aid, should be situation- and needs-based, result-oriented and driven by the principle that saving livelihoods saves lives; stresses further that humanitarian aid is not a crisis management tool and should be allocated in transparent fashion solely on the basis of real needs and independently of all political considerations; stresses in particular that delivery of food aid must try by all means to avoid any harmful effect on local markets or future dependence and should contribute to long-term food security; supports international efforts to reform the Food Aid Convention to ensure respect for these principle ...[+++]s;

53. Recalls that the "polluter pays" and precautionary principles must be affirmed as the regulatory principles underpinning public policy on public health, food safety and consumer and environmental protection;