Sentence examples for permitted substances from inspiring English sources

These guidelines are regularly reviewed, particularly the criteria for permitted substances and the process by which inspection is carried out and certification held.

The European Communities (EC) has followed this example regarding 8 out of 12 permitted substances 1999 (Council directive 70/524/EEC on Feed additives) and the future of the remaining substances are to be discussed.

In response to challenges and confusion related to regulatory oversight created by lists of permitted substances, Frawley (1967) proposed the existence of a general threshold of exposure to food packaging materials below which no or only negligible harm might be expected.

The same is true for food supplements such as vitamins and minerals,which may be added to food in order to enrich it or emphasise its particular nutritional character, provided that they figure on specific lists of permitted substances and their permitted sources.

Ignoring or permitting substance use may enable ongoing use, while overly harsh punishment may diminish opportunities for honest and meaningful conversations between parents and children.

A key precondition for the authorization of a biocidal product is the inclusion of its active substances in the "list of permitted active substances", provided as Annex I or IA of the BPD ("positive list").

The bridges are controlled by "plugged junctions" that apparently permit some substances to pass while blocking others.

The tolerability of new HSO agents has been improved, and this permits these substances to be left in the eye for up to 3-4 months without any detrimental effects [ 83].

The levels permitted vary among substances, depending on toxicity tests in animals.

The advocate, Leendert Geelhoed, said the directive lacked clearly defined rules for the European Commission to follow when deciding whether a product would be added to a "positive list" of substances permitted for use in health foods and supplements.

The act would give the antidoping agency, known as Usada, the authority to develop rules for permitted and prohibited substances, and create testing and stiffer penalty programs for horse racing nationally, replacing the state-by-state system.