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unanticipated

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The consent holder must provide operators with a national contact person for the reporting of any unanticipated adverse effects.
2. The consent holder should provide operators with a national contact person for the reporting of any unanticipated adverse effects.
3. The consent holder will provide operators with a national contact person for the reporting of any unanticipated adverse effects.
4. inform operators that these plants should be eradicated to minimise the potential for unanticipated adverse effects arising from the MON-00073-7 oilseed rape;
5. inform operators that these plants should be eradicated to minimise the potential for unanticipated adverse effects arising from the Ms8, Rf3 and Ms8xRf3 oilseed rape;
6. inform operators that these plants should be eradicated to minimise the potential for unanticipated adverse effects arising from the GT73 oilseed rape, and
7. the establishment of a general surveillance plan for any unanticipated adverse effects arising from the placing on the market of MON-00073-7 oilseed rape for the above uses is a condition of consent.
8. establishment of a general surveillance plan for any unanticipated adverse effects arising from the placing on the market of GT73 oilseed rape for the above uses is a condition of consent.
9. the establishment of a general surveillance plan for any unanticipated adverse effects arising from the placing on the market of Ms8, Rf3 and Ms8xRf3 oilseed rape for the above uses is a condition of consent.
10. Member States may, taking account of Article 4(5) of Directive 2001/18/EC and section C.1.6 of Council Decision 2002/811/EC [1], carry out checks and/or additional monitoring with respect to accidental spillage of GT73 oilseed rape grains and identification of potential unanticipated adverse effects arising from such spillage.
11. Due to the complexity of the processes for introducing of electronic entry and exit summary declarations, unanticipated delays have occurred in the implementation process so that not all economic operators will be in a position to use information technology and computer networks for these purposes by 1 July 2009.
12. Under Article 4(5) of Directive 2001/18/EC and section C.1.6 of Council Decision 2002/811/EC [1], Member States may carry out checks and/or additional monitoring with respect to accidental spillage of MON-00073-7 oilseed rape grains and identification of potential unanticipated adverse effects arising from such spillage.
13. Due to the complexity of the processes for introducing of electronic entry and exit summary declarations, unanticipated delays have occurred in the implementation process so that not all economic operators will be in a position to use information technology and computer networks for these purposes by 1 July 2009. Though information technology and computer networks facilitate international trade, they also require investments in automatic data transmission systems which may cause problems for economic operators in the short term.
14. Under Article 4(5) of Directive 2001/18/EC and section C.1.6 of the Annex to Council Decision 2002/811/EC [1] establishing guidance notes supplementing Annex VII to Directive 2001/18/EC, Member States may carry out checks and/or additional monitoring with respect to accidental spillage of Ms8, Rf3 and Ms8xRf3 oilseed rape grains and identification of potential unanticipated adverse effects arising from such spillage.