GLOBAL ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE

Global assessment of the value of the site for conservation of the species concerned.

Global assessment of the value of the site for conservation of the natural habitat type concerned.

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(stages of the global assessment procedure)

(1) The global assessment procedure consists of two stages.

The ministry shall define by means of a decision a plan for which a global assessment needs to be carried out.

(3) The ministry shall decide within 60 days of receiving the complete application of intent that a global assessment needs to be carried out for the plan.

- data and assessments from comparable cases of already implemented global assessments or environmental impact assessments or other technical material containing data and assessments suitable for a global assessment (e.g. a study of the vulnerability of an area);

- data on the situation in the spheres under the previous indent obtained for the needs of global assessment through field inspections, surveys and other suitable methods;

(1) Global assessment is carried out for a plan or amendment to a plan which will have an important effect on the environment, either in itself or in connection with other plans.

an indication of the fact (if applicable) that a plan has previously been approved in the procedure of global assessment of environmental effects which is the basis for the intended plan, and an indication of any activities or areas additionally planned by the intended plan which have not yet been the subject of a global assessment of environmental effects;

(3) In the second stage of the global assessment procedure the effects of the implementation of the plan are identified and their acceptability for the environment assessed; this includes assessment of possible alternatives and, in the case of anticipated significant or destructive effects being identified, assessment of appropriate mitigating measures.

(2) In the first stage of the global assessment procedure, the likelihood of the plan having effects on the environment is established and the importance of these effects for the environment is assessed.

(1) The preparer of the plan shall commence the global assessment procedure at the second stage when he forwards to the ministry a draft of the plan, the environmental report and the review of the audit report.

(1) The preparer of a plan initiates the procedure at the first stage of the global assessment procedure when he or she informs the ministry of his or her intention to draw up a plan, by means of an application (hereinafter:

the ministry) for an opinion on the suitability of the starting-points for the preparation of the environmental report for specific cases of global assessment of the environmental effects of the implementation of plans (hereinafter:

(2) This Decree also regulates in more detail specific questions of the procedure of global assessment of the environmental effects of the implementation of plans, programmes and spatial planning or other acts (hereinafter: the plan), implemented in accordance with the Act governing protection of the environment.

reviewing any available assessments of functional equivalence relevant to the consideration of the proposed global technical regulation, including assessments of related standards;

(2) If spatial planning acts are being prepared, the application of intent must be submitted before adoption of the programme of preparation of the spatial planning instrument, in accordance with spatial planning regulations; in the case of other plans the application of intent must be submitted in that phase of preparation of the plan when enough details are already known for a decision on the implementation of the global assessment to be possible, but before public consultation.

Those procedures must in future, notably in the case of safety components, fall within the framework of the Council resolution of 21 December 1989 concerning a global approach to conformity assessment(7).

Following the procedures laid down for financing proposals in Article 24(1) and (3), and in order to speed up those procedures, the Commission may approve, after a qualitative and quantitative assessment, global authorisations covering overall amounts for the activities referred to in Article 16(7) of Annex IV.

Whereas improvement of requirements for new diesel engines in Directive 88/77/EEC constitute a part of a global Community strategy which will also include a revision of standards for light commercial vehicles and passenger cars from the year 2000, an improvement in motor fuels and more accurate assessment of in-service vehicle emission performances;

In 1999 the Commission adopted a global assessment of the fifth action programme.

in this global assessment full account shall be taken, inter alia, of the contributions that:

Where it is not possible to determine the exact amount of circulating capital, a global assessment can be made.

"strategic noise map" shall mean a map designed for the global assessment of noise exposure in a given area due to different noise sources or for overall predictions for such an area;

The global assessment of the European Community programme of policy and action in relation to the environment and sustainable development, Towards sustainability' (COM(1999) 543 final of 24.11.1999).

Council Resolution of 21 December 1989 on a global approach to conformity assessment (OJ No C 10, 16.1.90, p. 1).

(3) On the basis of the assessment reports submitted by the Member States that have applied the reduced rate, the Commission submitted its global evaluation report on 2 June 2003.

Start implementing certification and conformity assessment and CE marking in compliance with the new and global approach Directives; reinforce existing market surveillance and conformity-assessment structures with equipment and training and create compatible administrative infrastructure.

whereas, in its Resolution of 21 December 1989 on a global approach to conformity assessment (6), the Council approved as a guiding principle the adoption of a consistent approach such as this with regard to the use of the 'CE' marking;

This agreement should aim at cutting emissions significantly, taking full account, inter alia, of the findings of the IPCC 3rd Assessment Report, and take into account the necessity to move towards a global equitable distribution of greenhouse gas emissions.

accelerate alignment of European standards, certification and conformity assessment and marking; start to reinforce existing market surveillance and conformity-assessment structures with equipment and training; speed up work relating to specific sectors (foodstuffs, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, textiles) and the framework legislation transposing new and global approach principles and create compatible administrative infrastructure; remove technical barriers to trade.

This Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) Annex on conformity assessment and compliance certification pertaining to medical devices has been developed by the European Community and Canada to enhance bilateral medical device regulatory cooperation while facilitating global trade and maintaining the same high standards of health and safety in both jurisdictions.

Whereas the improvement of requirements for new passenger cars and light commercial vehicles in Directive 70/220/EEC constitutes part of a consistent global Community strategy which will also include a revision of standards for light commercial vehicles and heavy duty vehicles from the year 2000, an improvement of motor fuels and more accurate assessment of in-service vehicle emission performance;

(6) In the second sentence of paragraph 1 of Article 27 of Directive 77/388/EEC it is emphasised that the assessment of the negligible extent of the effect of the simplification measure on the amount of tax due at the final consumption stage is made in a global manner by reference to macroeconomic forecasts relating to the likely impact of the measure on the Community's own resources provided from VAT.

Dermatologist Static Global Assessment.

p < 0.001 for 45 mg or 90 mg in comparison b PGA = Physician Global Assessment

Abbreviation: sPGA-static Physician Global Assessment. a. p < 0.0001 compared with placebo.

The secondary endpoints included Visual Analogue Scales (VAS) to quantify the Patient Global Assessment of change and the Physician Global Assessment of change, both from baseline to Week 4.

(1) evaluator’ s global assessment, (2) patient’ s global assessment, (3) functional/ disability measure, (4) visual analogue pain scale and (5) erythrocyte sedimentation rate or C-reactive protein.

Significant improvements are seen in the pain, tender joint count, physical function (HAQ score), acute phase reactants and in the patient’ s and physician’ s global assessment.

Clinically and statistically significant improvement was also noted on all individual components of the ACR response (tender and swollen joint counts, patient and physician global assessment, disability index scores (HAQ), pain assessment and C-Reactive Proteins (mg/ dL).

The global assessment of the European Community programme of policy and action in relation to the environment and sustainable development, "Towards sustainability" (COM(1999) 543 final of 24.11.1999).

Among the 61 patients treated at an initial dose of 300 mg/ m2/ day, the overall response rate, according to a global assessment by the physician, was 51 % (31/ 61) with a clinical complete response rate of 3 %.

assessment of vulnerability of water/soil systems to global change;

Across all treatment groups, the mean baseline PASI score was 18.9 and the baseline Physician’ s Global Assessment (PGA) score ranged from “ moderate” (53 % of subjects included) to “ severe” (41 %) to “ very severe” (6 %).

In patients treated with tocilizumab 8 mg/ kg, significant improvements were noted on all individual components of the ACR response including: tender and swollen joint counts; patients and physician global assessment; disability index scores; pain assessment and CRP compared to patients receiving placebo plus MTX or other DMARDs in all studies.

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