Professional Nutritionists and Dieticians Association

Professional associations

by incorporation of its members (e. g. associations and unions) or through professional, developmental and research work (private institutes and foundations).

In addition to individuals, non-governmental organisations and other organisations interested in environmental protection, trade unions, professional associations and many others play an important role in the achievement of environmental protection goals.

Bodies or associations legally established in a Party may draw the attention of the committee of experts to matters relating to the undertakings entered into by that Party under Part III of this Charter.

b multidisciplinary training programmes in landscape policy, protection, management and planning, for professionals in the private and public sectors and for associations concerned;

(b) the establishment or recognition of an institute constituted by the persons entitled to act as professional representatives by virtue of either the European qualifying examination or the provisions of Article 163, paragraph 7;

(1) The Office shall have an expert council comprising representative of the relevant interested administrative bodies, consumer organisations, business chambers and associations, and authoritative experts in the field of consumer protection.

States Parties shall encourage relevant competent professional associations and institutions to develop and implement appropriate codes of conduct, good practice and ethics related to antidoping in sport that are consistent with the Code.

Facilitate the activities of associations and clubs of graduates of educational institutions of their respective States in the host State, contribute to maintaining the ties among such associations and clubs and the relevant educational institutions, as well as organise professional development seminars for the graduates in the host State;

The competent 'Bedrijfsvereniging' (Professional and Trade Association)

Nieuwe algemene Bedrijfsvereniging (New General Professional and Trade Association), Amsterdam

Bedrijfsvereniging voor de Mijnindustrie (Professional and Trade Association for the Mining Industry), Heerlen

The Bedrijfsvereniging (Professional and Trade Association) with which the insured person's employer is insured

4. contributions by organizations, professional associations, other non-governmental environmental protection organizations, and individuals; and

subscriptions, fees for membership of professional associations such as chambers of agriculture, chambers of commerce and agricultural trade unions;

be implemented by public or semi-public bodies, recognised professional organisations or other bodies designated to that end by the management authority;

3. Citizens and other members of the population as individuals or organized in associations, professional and other organizations, and other non-governmental organizations for environmental protection;

This takes into account several non-economic activities of organisations such as trade unions, political parties, churches and religious societies, consumer associations, learned societies, charities as well as relief and aid organisations.

Opinions and objections of the courts, associations of publishers, journalists and other experts regarding this issue should be gathered during the legislative procedure.'

On this basis eight exporting producers (plus three related companies) were chosen to constitute the sample, in consultation with the representatives of the companies, of the professional association of exporters (Texprocil) and of the GOI.

Furthermore, institutions related to the media or crime policies, ranging from scientific institutions to professional associations, should also participate in the discussion about violence in public forums.

This stance of the teachers' association is an excellent illustration of the impact media reporting of violence has on the shaping of professional public opinion.

"complaint" means any information or report submitted by a member of the crew, a professional body, an association, a trade union or, generally, any person with an interest in the safety of the ship, including an interest in safety or health hazards to its crew.

Without prejudice to the role of the Committee and of Eurocontrol, the Commission shall establish an "industry consultation body", to which air navigation service providers, associations of airspace users, airports, the manufacturing industry and professional staff representative bodies shall belong.

So, citing the opinion of various professional associations, among these medical, judicial, psychiatric and pediatric, that television violence had a harmful influence on children's behavior, the proposers of the bill required restrictions on television and radio programs with violent content, while taking into account freedom of expression.

The request to register a domain name based on a prior right under Article 10(1) and (2) shall include a reference to the legal basis in national or Community law for the right to the name, as well as other relevant information, such as trademark registration number, information concerning publication in an official journal or government gazette, registration information at professional or business associations and chambers of commerce.

Dr. Veljko Troha from the Expert Council for Education assessed this brochure as unsuitable for young people, stating that it did not 'take into account our, Slovene, family mentality.'The Association for the Democratization of the Mass Media headed by Prof. Anton Dolenc, a doctor of medicine and the president of the Slovene Medical Association, joined the criticism of the brochure on the grounds that it promoted group sex. Its statement, given by Prof. Anton Dolenc on behalf of the Association, said that 'unnatural forms of sexuality, often involving abuse, ... are mainly practiced by people of different sexual orientation, who should be tolerated and who are also entitled to receive suitable medical treatment.

Professional organisations:

Services furnished by specialist organisations

Services furnished by specialist organizations

In the case provided for in Article 1 (2), this document may be the guide of good practice drawn up by the professional organization concerned.

Services furnished by business, professional and specialist organisations

Services furnished by business, professional and specialist organizations

Academic and professional qualifications recognized by the national authorities and licence delivered by the Professional Association.

Academic and professional qualifications recognized by the national authorities and licence delivered by the professional association.

professional organisations representing the producer companies, the processing industry and traders in fishery and aquaculture products and non-professional organisations representing the interests of consumers, the environment and development.

closer relations between businesses, groups and organisations representing trades and professions in Israel and in the Community on a voluntary basis,

(j) subscriptions, fees for membership of professional associations such as chambers of agriculture, chambers of commerce and agricultural trade unions;

trade unions, professional or learned societies, consumers' associations, political parties, churches or religious societies (including those financed but not controlled by governments), and social, cultural, recreational and sports clubs;

information supplied by professional and trade organizations and by producers' and traders' representatives in the Member States and in third countries.

Whereas businesses and their professional associations need such information in order to understand their markets and to know their activity and performance relative to their sector, at national and international level;

As part of the internal approach referred to in paragraph 1, establishments may use guides of good manufacturing practice drawn up by appropriate professional organizations and acceptable to the competent authorities.

Following the conventions of ESA 1995 excluded are contributions and dues for membership of professional associations, churches and social, cultural, recreational and sports clubs (ESA 1995, paragraph 3.77 e).

Following the conventions of ESA 1995, excluded are contributions and dues for membership of professional associations, churches and social, cultural, recreational and sports clubs (ESA 1995 paragraph 3.77.e).

Whereas businesses and their professional associations need such information in order to understand their markets and to compare their activity and performance with those of their competitors, at regional, national and international level;

On this basis eight exporting producers (plus three related companies) were chosen to constitute the sample, in consultation with the representatives of the companies, of the professional association of exporters (Texprocil) and of the GOI.

Whereas it appears opportune to widen, within the framework of the ACF, the dialogue on the development and management of the CFP to all parties concerned, in particular to the aquaculture sector and non-professionnal organisations;

establishing or promoting technical assistance measures, especially in conjunction with initiatives from appropriate professional or local points of contact (e. g. local authorities, chambers of commerce, trade or craft associations),

officials in other government departments and representatives of associations, professional organisations, research and business involved in fighting and preventing crime, organised or otherwise;