Übersetzung für "Reproducing unit " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

One non-compliance with the reproducibility limit per 10 sampling units is accepted.

(a) where the reproducibility requirement is respected for each sampling unit:

OTHER DECISIONS (Adopted without debate. In the case of legislative acts, votes against or abstentions are mentioned. Decisions involving statements which the Council has decided to release to the public are indicated by an asterisk; these statements may be obtained from the Press Office.) SOCIAL AFFAIRS Posting of workers* The Council adopted the Directive concerning the posting of workers in the framework of the provision of services, with the United Kingdom delegation voting against and the Portuguese delegation abstaining (explanations of the votes were given, and are reproduced ...[+++] below).

The Presidency established that no delegation had any substantive difficulties with the draft conclusions reproduced below and that they would be formally adopted later, when the United Kingdom had withdrawn its general reservation linked to the problem of BSE.

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Jan PEETERS State Secretary for the Environment Denmark: Mr Svend AUKEN Minister for the Environment and Energy Mr Leo BJØRNESKOV State Secretary for the Environment Germany: Ms Angela MERKEL Minister for the Environment Greece: Ms Elisavet PAPAZOI State Secretary for the Environment, Regional Planning and Public Works Spain: Ms Cristine NARBONA State Secretary for the Environment and Housing France: Ms Corinne LEPAGE Minister for the Environment Ireland: Mr Brendan HOWLIN Minister for the Environment Italy: Mr Paolo BARATTA Minister for the Environment Mr Emilio GERELLI State Secretary for the Environment Luxembourg: Mr Johny LAHURE Mi ...[+++]nister for the Environment Netherlands: Ms Margreet DE BOER Minister for Housing, Planning and the Environment Austria : Mr Martin BARTENSTEIN Minister for the Environment Portugal: Mr José SOCRATES State Secretary for the Environment Finland : Mr Pekka HAAVISTO Minister for the Environment Sweden: Ms Anna LINDH Minister for the Environment Mr Måns LÖNROTH Deputy State Secretary for the Environment United Kingdom: Mr John GUMMER Secretary of State for the Environment Mr William HAGUE Secretary of State for Wales For the Commission: Ms Ritt BJERREGAARD Member Participants from the associated Central and Eastern European countries at the joint EU-CEECs meeting on 4 March 1996: Bulgaria: Mr Gueorgui GUEORGUJEV Minister for the Environment Hungary: Ms Katalin SZILI State Secretary for the Environment Poland : Mr Stanislaw ZELICHOWSKI Minister for the Environment Romania: Mr Ioan JELEV State Secretary for the Environment Slovak Republic: Mr Jozef ZLOCHA Minister for the Environment Czech Republic: Mr Vladislav BÍZEK Deputy Minister for the Environment Estonia: Mr Villu REILJAN Minister for the Environment Latvia: Mr Indulis EMSIS Minister for the Environment Lithuania: Mr Bronius BRADAUSKAS Minister for the Environment PREPARATION FOR ...

The text of the recommendation is set out below (The annex, which contains a form for use by the Member States' competent authorities on the occasion of European sporting fixtures for information on the travelling and accommodation arrangements of hooligans, is not reproduced.) "THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, HAVING REGARD to the Recommendation of the Council of the European Union for the exchange of information on the occasion of major events of meetings, adopted on 30 November 1994; HAVING REGARD to the initiative submitted by the United Kingdom on 21 June ...[+++]1995; HAVING REGARD to the conclusion of the Council of the European Union on 21 June 1995; WHEREAS there have been instances of serious disorder at football matches in a number of Member States including matches in international competitions, and there is a need to ensure a consistent, coordinated, and effective response on the part of the police and the football authorities; WHEREAS the Council believes that techniques and procedures which have contributed to the successful containment of disorder should be more widely and consistently applied in relation to international high-risk matches; WHEREAS the Council considers that adoption of a more consistent approach to these problems would be likely to lead to a reduction in the number and seriousness of incidents of disorder; WHEREAS some of the recent outbreaks of disorder can be linked to lax controls on ticket sales at the grounds on the day of the match; WHEREAS recommendations have been adopted under the 1985 European Convention on Spectator Violence and Misbehaviour at Sports Events and in particular at Football Matches for actions to be followed whenever the threat of violent disorder is foreseen by the country in which a football match is to be played, RECOMMENDS to Member States: I) To draw on the recommendations of the Standing Committee of the aforementioned Convention, contained in the check list of measures to be taken by organizers and p ...