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. Use of the words “organic”, “ecological” and “biological” and their equivalent in other languages with respect to food products is protected by law
3. Use of the words ‘organic’, ‘ecological’ and ‘biological’ and their equivalents in other languages with respect to food products is protected by law.
4. 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.
5. 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.
6. Use of the words ‘organic’, ‘ecological’ and ‘biological’ and their equivalents in other languages with respect to food products is protected by law
7. 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.
8. 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.
9. 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.
10. For the sake of coherence and clarity and in order to guarantee the continuity of the organic poultry production system, it is also necessary to allow producers to keep their poultry indoors without losing organic status, where restrictions, including veterinary restrictions, which are taken on the basis of Community law for the purpose of protecting public or animal health, prevent poultry from having access to the open-air or to grazing areas.
11. Outside areas shall be managed either without any use of pesticides or according to organic farming principles, as laid down in Council Regulation (EEC) No 2092/91 of 24 June 1991 on organic production of agricultural products and indications referring thereto on agricultural products and foodstuffs [13] and its subsequent amendments, 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.
12. Therefore with regard to official controls on feed and food, the national control plans should cover all feed and food law including, for example, feed and food hygiene, materials in contact with food, genetically modified organisms (GMOs), irradiation [2], quality and compositional requirements of feed and food law, labelling, nutritional aspects, organic farming, agricultural products and foodstuffs as traditional specialities guaranteed [3] and protection of geographical indications and designations of origin for agricultural products and foodstuffs [4].
13. The Organic Law of 31 July 1929 on the exempt holding companies introduced a tax vehicle to encourage distribution of profits accumulated by operating companies in a multinational group, while avoiding the multiple taxation of the profits received by the beneficiary holding companies and further distributed to their shareholders.
14. The Commission notes that the French authorities’ expert accepts that it is not certain that the absence in the Finance Act of authorisation for an implied guarantee means that the guarantee lapses in respect of debts contracted before 1 January 2005. More fundamentally, the Commission believes that, in order to determine whether or not the implied guarantee given by the State to La Poste has lapsed as a result of the Organic Law governing the Finance Act, what has to be considered is not the dates on which the debts were contracted by La Poste, but the date from which La Poste has enjoyed the guarantee.
15. With regard to the advertising of bergamots as fruit, the Community guidelines on State aid for the advertising of products falling within Annex I to the Treaty and certain products not falling within Annex I lay down a number of conditions so that aid may qualify for the derogation provided for in Article 87(3)(c) of the Treaty: the proposed advertising campaign must not meet any of the negative criteria set out (advertising which over-emphasises the origin of the products, advertising for individual enterprises, campaigns that are contrary to secondary Community law) and must satisfy at least one of the positive criteria laid down (in the agricultural sector, advertising focusing on surplus products or under-exploited species, on new products or replacement products that are not yet in surplus, on high-quality products — including those manufactured or obtained in accordance with environmentally-friendly production methods, such as organic products — on the development of certain areas, on the development of small and medium-sized enterprises).