Betekenis van:
farm-place

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The Italian authorities claim that no renegotiation of farm loans took place.
2. Place of origin of the consignment2.1. Code of territory of origin (2):(1)[2.2. Farm of origin, name:](1)[2.3. Address or location of farm:]2.4. Name, address and phone number of the consignor:4.
3. The original of the transfer/transhipment declaration has to be kept by the recipient vessel which holds the fish, up to the farm or the landing place.
4. ‘holding’ means any establishment, construction or, in the case of an open-air farm, any place in which animals are held, kept or handled;
5. Pending the result of the examination referred to in point 1, the competent authority shall place the farm under official surveillance and relevant control measures must be implemented and no fish should leave the affected farm, unless authorised by the official service.
6. As farm animals may suffer from heat stress, during periods of high temperature it is important to ensure that appropriate measures, for example the shearing of sheep and provision of shaded lying areas, are in place to avoid welfare problems.
7. The certifying officer should therefore consider the following: the ‘Place of origin’ should be the localisation of the farm where the fish, eggs or gametes was reared reaching their commercial size relevant for the consignment covered by this certificate.’
8. The implementation of the farm structure survey in 2010 and the decennial population census in 2011 would place a heavy burden on the statistical resources of Member States if the periods of fieldwork for these two major surveys overlapped.
9. Where an operation under a rural development programme results in an investment (for example, on a farm or on food enterprise) whose total cost exceeds EUR 50000, the beneficiary shall place an explanatory plaque.
10. An on-site visit by the FVO took place on 9 June 2006 at the premises of Bowland Dairy Products Limited, located at Fulshaw Hoad Farm, Barrowford, Lancashire BB9 6RA
11. For the purposes of that model, it is therefore sufficient only to take account of whether the farm or mollusc farming area is supplied by or delivers live aquaculture animals (including eggs), and the place of origin of those animals.
12. Member States shall not place bluefin tuna into a farm not authorised by a Member State or the CPCs or not listed in the ICCAT record of farming facilities authorised to operate for farming of bluefin tuna caught in the ICCAT Convention area.
13. These proposals (namely, to condition the release to the consent of the neighbouring owners of farm parcels and the provisions of local spatial plans) place additional obligations on applicants, but they do not exclude the carrying out of work involving the deliberate release of GMOs into the environment.
14. cases where the aquaculture animals are supplied only from disease-free zones or compartments. For farms in health status Categories III and V there is no requirement under existing Community legislation that aquaculture animals be supplied from disease-free zones or compartments, and the fact that the farm chooses to obtain its animals from a disease-free zone or compartment distinguishes the farm from other farms in the same health status category. Farms in health status Category I should only receive animals from a disease-free place of origin. For these farms, it should therefore be required instead that the animals are either supplied from the same disease-free area or that the farm only has a limited number of suppliers of aquaculture animals;
15. or (1)(8)(9)[originate from a continental farm where (1)[SVC] (1)[BKD] (1)[IPN] have occurred within the previous two years, but where the whole fish population has been withdrawn, and all ponds, tanks and other installations and equipment disinfected under the supervision of the competent authority, and where restocking has taken place with fish from a source certified free from the relevant disease by the competent authority after sampling at least equivalent to sampling programmes laid down by Decision 2001/183/EC or surveillance methods described in the relevant parts of the most current edition of the OIE Manual of diagnostic tests for aquatic animals, and laboratory tests having been carried out in accordance with that OIE Manual giving only negative results;]