Betekenis van:
organic law

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Ensure that the Internal Audit Law and the draft organic Budget Law are in line with internationally recognised standards.
2. Production standards Law No 99-30 of 5 April 1999 relating to organic Farming; Decree of the Minister for Agriculture of 28 February 2001, approving the standard specifications of the crop production according to the organic method.
3. Article 61 of the Organic Law on the Finance Act, to which the paragraph relates, does not confine itself to express guarantees either.
4. Use of the words “organic”, “ecological” and “biological” and their equivalent in other languages with respect to food products is protected by law
5. Use of the words ‘organic’, ‘ecological’ and ‘biological’ and their equivalents in other languages with respect to food products is protected by law.
6. The European Union has noted Guinea’s intention to ask the NCT to revise the Fundamental Law and certain organic laws, including the electoral code, before the elections.
7. Third, the Organic Law of 1 August 2001 governing the Finance Act (‘LOLF’) lays down that only a provision of a finance act can create a guarantee.
8. Use of the words ‘organic’, ‘ecological’ and ‘biological’ and their equivalents in other languages with respect to food products is protected by law
9. The existence of this second category outside the scope of Article 34 of the Organic Law on the Finance Act explains why the rule established by the case law on guarantees given by concessionaires has continued beyond 2001.
10. In paragraph 110 of its decision of 25 July 2001 on the Organic Law on the Finance Act, the Constitutional Council found that guarantees which were given before the enactment of the Organic Law governing the Finance Act and which have not been identified and listed have not lapsed as a result.
11. As regards the arguments put forward by the French authorities to the effect that the opinion is not applicable because it predates the Organic Law on the Finance Act, and is contrary to the subsequent case law of the Council of State, the Commission has already shown here that the Organic Law does not stand in the way of an implied guarantee given by the State to La Poste.
12. Outside areas shall be managed either without any use of pesticides or according to organic farming principles, as laid down in Council Regulation (EC) No 834/2007 [23], or as laid down in national law or recognised national organic schemes.Assessment and verification: The applicant shall provide a detailed explanation of how the campsite fulfils this criterion, together with appropriate supporting documentation if relevant.
13. Outside areas shall be managed either without any use of pesticides or according to organic farming principles, as laid down in Council Regulation (EC) No 834/2007 [23], or as laid down in national law or recognised national organic schemes.Assessment and verification: The applicant shall provide a detailed explanation of how the tourist accommodation fulfils this criterion, together with appropriate supporting documentation if relevant.
14. Third, the French authorities’ expert concludes that the debts contracted by La Poste since the entry into force, on 1 January 2005, of the Organic Law governing the Finance Act (‘LOLF’) do not qualify for an implied guarantee.
15. The Commission would emphasise that it is not in any event bound by the description of the measure as a ‘guarantee’ for purposes of French law, or by the fact that a guarantee is or is not caught by the Organic Law on the Finance Act.