Recognition of Liburnia Formation in neighbouring areasThe emersion phasis in Upper Campanian is one of the greatest changes on Dinaric carbonate platform which influenced the sedimentation of the Liburnia Formation. It can be recognised in all areas of the Adriatic-Dinaric platform.

Visibility is far from being a precise concept, but in so far as the eco-label is concerned, one could consider minimum visibility to be achieved if consumers all over the EU and the EEA have the possibility of choosing eco-labelled products of different sorts during their shopping, without having to search too actively.

cultural identity

h. Visibility. Visibility of the Slovenian - Swiss Cooperation Programme for Slovenian and Swiss citizens is an important aspect that may be taken into account when selecting and implementing Projects.

The guiding principle of the National Programme is, therefore, equal recognition, equal status of women and men in society and equal benefits from the results of social development.

Signs similar to the example attached and as specified below shall be utilized in the marking of minefields and mined areas to ensure their visibility and recognition by the civilian population:

Based on recognised fossils we defined deposits according to the zonation recommended by the International Subcommission on Paleogene Stratigraphy.

In other words, the front cover constitutes a 'code of commonality' influencing perception of the specific magazine and helping to generate expectations in readers about standard characteristics of the magazine.

Firstly, rather than dealing with the competition, they aim to create and promote a positive impression; and secondly, they promote concrete persons and only through this create the recognizability and self-confidence of a party.

The scandal was thus regarded as even greater, because the victims could be identified.

Owing to its easy recognition Lagynophora liburnica Stache is chosen as index fossil for Late Paleocene.

7.3.2 All advertising material should be placed in such a way that it does not interfere with competitors' identification and does not effect the outcome of the race

7.4.1 No form of publicity of propaganda, commercial or otherwise, may appear on sportswear, accessories or, more generally, on any article of clothing or equipment whatsoever worn or used by the athletes or other participants in the Olympic Games, Boats, accessories and clothing may carry trademarks, advertising symbols (with the exception of tobacco products), emblems and words, except for the identification of the article or equipment concerned, provided that such identification shall not exceed a total area of nine square centimetres.

'(ii) such data may and, on request, shall cover all participating carriers and/or subscribers, but shall include no identification, either directly or indirectly, of, or personal information on a passenger or a corporate user; `

Market penetration, visibility and consumer awareness

A further aspect, very relevant to the visibility and market penetration and therefore to the direct environmental benefit of the label, is highlighted in the recent contract on marketing the eco-label in Greece where the study endeavoured to increase the recognition of the eco-label flower logo amongst the general public.

However, on application by the party concerned, the Member States may agree to waive this obligation if the establishment has premises ensuring that the stocks of the products in question can be stored separately and identified as such.

in addition to the information provided for in Article 3, the document shall include details that make it possible to identify the consignment to which the wine-sector products belong, in accordance with Council Directive 89/396/EEC (OJ L 186, 30.6.1989, p. 21).

There are four parameters for measuring the visibility of the eco-label:

The official plant protection organisation of the Republic of Korea shall ensure the identifiability of the plants from the time of their removal from the nursery until the time of loading for export, through sealing of transport vehicles or appropriate alternatives.

Achieve a minimum level of visibility in two thirds of the Member States.

present a particular opportunity to enhance the scheme's overall visibility?

The longer term objective is to continuously reinforce this visibility so as to move towards the full theoretical potential for market penetration of the eco-label, which generally lies between 1 % and 30 % of the overall market (depending on the product group in question and the selectivity of its related eco-label criteria).

The Commission shall in particular evaluate, in cooperation with the Member States, no later than 5 years after the entry into force of this Regulation, the use, recognition and interpretation, especially by the public and other interested parties, of the EMAS logo and assess whether there is a need to revise the logo and the requirements for its use.

Achieve before the end of the working plan a minimum level of visibility in two thirds of the Member States,

Develop the criterion for a minimum level of visibility of the eco-label, evaluate in which countries this has been achieved.

The Commission may take any appropriate step to ensure that the Community character of aid provided under this Regulation is made known.

within each of these markets/product groups, to increase significantly the visibility of the eco-label (i. e. the number of eco-labelled products on the market),

In the short term, in order to achieve a minimum level of visibility, an annual increase of at least 25 % of the value and/or number of eco-labelled articles would be necessary.

The EUEB should, before the end of the first year of the working plan, develop the abovementioned criterion for a minimum level of visibility of the eco-label and evaluate in which countries this has been achieved.

(6) Le recours ŕ l'externalisation doit, par ailleurs, etre subordonné ŕ une analyse coűts/avantages prenant en compte plusieurs facteurs, tels que l'identification des tâches justifiant une externalisation, l'évaluation des bénéfices et des coűts, y compris ceux induits par le contrôle, la coordination et l'impact sur les ressources humaines, l'efficacité et la flexibilité dans la mise en oeuvre des tâches externalisées, la simplification des procédures utilisées, la proximité de l'action externalisée des bénéficiaires finaux, la visibilité de la Communauté en tant que promotrice du programme communautaire concerné et le maintien d'un niveau approprié de savoir-faire ŕ l'intérieur de la Commission.

L'analyse coűts/avantages prend en compte plusieurs facteurs, tels que l'identification des tâches justifiant une externalisation, l'évaluation des bénéfices et des coűts, y compris ceux induits par le contrôle, la coordination et l'impact sur les ressources humaines, les économies éventuelles dans le cadre du budget général de l'Union européenne, l'efficacité et la flexibilité dans la mise en oeuvre des tâches externalisées, la simplification des procédures utilisées, la proximité de l'action externalisée des bénéficiaires finaux, la visibilité de la Communauté en tant que promotrice du programme communautaire concerné et le maintien d'un niveau approprié de savoir-faire ŕ l'intérieur de la Commission.

This opens new opportunities for the European eco-label, which has so far had to operate with little or no support from other policy measures, and has not yet achieved a satisfactory level of visibility on the market.

whereas the likelihood of confusion, the appreciation of which depends on numerous elements and, in particular, on the recognition of the trade mark on the market, of the association which can be made with the used or registered sign, of the degree of similarity between the trade mark and the sign and between the goods or services identified, constitutes the specific condition for such protection;

whereas the likelihood of confusion, the appreciation of which depends on numerous elements and, in particular, on the recognition of the trade mark on the market, the association which can be made with the used or registered sign, the degree of similarity between the trade mark and the sign and between the goods or services identified, constitutes the specific condition for such protection;

The official plant protection organisation of Switzerland shall ensure the identity of the buds from the time of harvesting as referred to in paragraph (b) of point 1 until the time of loading for export to the Community.

In order to ensure that requirements as to the phenotypic or genetic quality, proper identification and external quality standards are satisfied at the time of marketing, the Member States must make provision for appropriate control arrangements;

This action would provide increased coherence and visibility to EU actions on e-learning, via the dissemination of relevant material, such as reports and studies, the clustering of projects addressing similar objectives or using similar methodologies;

... present a particular opportunity to enhance the scheme's overall visibility?

Whereas a graphic symbol has been created, in application of Regulations (EEC) No 3763/91, (EEC) No 1600/92 and (EEC) No 1601/92, following an invitation to tender, in order to improve awareness and promote the consumption of processed and unprocessed quality agricultural products specific to the most remote regions of the Community;

Indicate other aspects of serviceability including specified characteristics for identification of the product(s), in so far as far as is necessary.

within each of these markets/product groups, to increase significantly the visibility of the eco-label (i.e. the number of eco-labelled products on the market),

the advancement of manufacturing professionalism worldwide by providing global recognition and establishing an educational discipline for manufacturing.

On 15 May 2001 the European Parliament adopted a Resolution(6) on both Commission Communications on the subject recognising that the eLearning initiative is helping to strengthen the idea of a "single European educational area", which complements the European research area and the European single market, and calling for it to be developed independently under a new specific programme, with a clear legal basis, avoiding duplication with existing programmes and providing more visibility and added value to Community action.

Outsourcing should, moreover, be subject to a cost-benefit analysis taking account of a number of factors such as identification of the tasks justifying outsourcing, a cost-benefit analysis which includes the costs of coordination and checks, the impact on human resources, efficiency and flexibility in the implementation of outsourced tasks, simplification of the procedures used, proximity of outsourced activities to final beneficiaries, visibility of the Community as promoter of the Community programme concerned and the need to maintain an adequate level of know-how inside the Commission.

The cost-benefit analysis shall take into account a number of factors such as identification of the tasks justifying outsourcing, a cost-benefit analysis which includes the costs of coordination and checks, the impact on human resources, possible savings within the general budgetary framework of the European Union, efficiency and flexibility in the implementation of outsourced tasks, simplification of the procedures used, proximity of outsourced activities to final beneficiaries, visibility of the Community as promoter of the Community programme concerned and the need to maintain an adequate level of know-how inside the Commission.

for reasons of transparency and in order to facilitate checks, the registration number or approval number, as the case may be, should be required to be shown on the label or in the document accompanying the compound feedingstuffs.

such data may and, on request, shall cover all participating carriers and/or subscribers, but shall include no identification of or personal information on a passenger or a corporate user;