Betekenis van:
animal nature

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Man is by nature a political animal.
2. Man is a social animal by nature.
3. To be human we must transcend our animal nature.
4. Generic nature, conflicts with names of plant varieties, animal breeds, homonyms and trademarks
5. Dependent on the nature of the constituents of animal origin, very small amounts (< 0,1 %) in feed can be detected.
6. Identification of the photographic gelatine8.1. Nature of the photographic gelatine:8.2. Photographic gelatine of: (animal species)8.3. Address and approval number of the approved establishment of origin:
7. method of animal management and feeding, stating the composition of the feed and the nature and quantity of any feed additives;
8. the need to determine the nature, frequency, time and point of the official control, in order to maximise compliance with feed and food law, animal health, animal welfare and plant health law;
9. In the case of Category 3 materials and processed products derived therefrom destined for use as feed:(a) In the case of animal by-products for use as raw petfood, describe the nature of the animal by-products (7):(b) If appropriate, describe the nature and the methods of the treatment5.3.
10. In establishing maximum residue limits for residues of veterinary medicinal products in foodstuffs of animal origin, it is necessary to specify the animal species in which residues may be present, the relevant food obtained from the treated animal (‘target tissue’) as well as the nature of the residue that is relevant for the monitoring of residues (‘marker residue’).
11. Description of the animal by-products and processed products derived therefrom5.1. (a) Animal by-products (unprocessed) of Category (6):(b) Processed products of Category (6):(c) Animal species for Category 3 material and processed products derived therefrom destined for use as feed material(d) If applicable, the ear-tag number:5.2. In the case of Category 3 materials and processed products derived therefrom destined for use as feed:(a) In the case of animal by-products for use as raw petfood, describe the nature of the animal by-products (7):(b) If appropriate, describe the nature and the methods of the treatment5.3. In the case of Category 2 or 3 materials and processed products derived therefrom destined for use under the derogation in Article 23, describe the nature of the animal by-products (6)5.4. Marker(s) used (if applicable): 6. Declaration by the consignor I, the undersigned, declare that:6.1.
12. Description of the animal by-products and processed products derived therefrom5.1. (a) Animal by-products (unprocessed) of Category (6):(b) Processed products of Category (6):(c) Animal species for Category 3 material and processed products derived therefrom destined for use as feed material(d) If applicable, the ear-tag number:5.2. In the case of Category 3 materials and processed products derived therefrom destined for use as feed:(a) In the case of animal by-products for use as raw petfood, describe the nature of the animal by-products (7):(b) If appropriate, describe the nature and the methods of the treatment5.3. In the case of Category 2 or 3 materials and processed products derived therefrom destined for use under the derogation in Article 23, describe the nature of the animal by-products (6)5.4. Marker(s) used (if applicable):
13. The name of a plant variety or breed of animal may form part of the name of a traditional speciality guaranteed, provided that it is not misleading as regards the nature of the product.
14. In the case of Category 2 or 3 materials and processed products derived therefrom destined for use under the derogation in Article 23, describe the nature of the animal by-products (6)5.4.
15. In order to indicate the nature of the animal proteins and the origin of the particles, a decision support system such as ARIES can be used and reference samples can be documented.