Sentence examples for eu guidance for from inspiring English sources

EU guidance for RC is not implemented for PCPs.

The EU guidance for migration testing of plastic materials standardizes the surface-to-volume ratio at 6 for containers with less than 500 mL volume (EC 2014).

Comparison with a gravimetric method has shown that the relative uncertainty of the determination of PM10 [according to the EU guidance for demonstrating equivalence of ambient air monitoring methods (European Commission Working Group on Particulate Matter 2002)] in Stockholm using the TEOM instrument is between 11% and 27% at the daily limit value (50 μg/m).

Since 2010, such details have been incorporated in the EU guidance document for pesticides in food and feed (SANCO/12495/2011 [ 31]).

Nevertheless, the combined data seem to show a continuing trend of decreasing free aqueous PAH concentrations in both AC amended and unamended soil over the 3-year remediation trial period, eventually falling to very low levels below EU guidance values for drinking water set out in EU directive 200/60/EC in all systems.

Safe harbour is an agreement between the European Union and the US that provides guidance for US firms on how to protect the personal data of EU citizens as required by the EU's directive on data protection.

Harmonized guidance for GLP compliance promotes consistency among EU member states in which data are generated (EU 2004).

"We think the focus will be updates to guidance for core UK earnings post the EU referendum, but we expect to need to wait until [full year] results for substantive new guidance or rebooted strategic plans," said analysts at Morgan Stanley.

Last week Britain's most senior civil servant, Sir Jeremy Heywood, issued guidance for mandarins (pdf) about ministerial access to government papers on the referendum and David Cameron's EU negotiations.

Therefore, we set out to outline a procedure for formal expert elicitation in IEHIA as guidance for environmental health professionals and users of such assessments, and as part of the EU-funded Intarese project http://www.intarese.org.org

It uses a structured FTA approach to offer guidance for the design of foresight exercises supporting such priority setting, drawing on the case of S&T cooperation between EU Member States, countries associated to the FP7, and Russia.