Vertaling van "Failed harvest " (Engels → Nederlands) :

crop losses [ crop damage | failed harvest | harvest losses | post-harvest losses(UNBIS) ]

field chopper | field cutter | field ensilage harvester | field forage chopper | field forage harvester | field harvester | forage harvester | silage harvester

harvesting method | harvesting practice | harvesting process | harvesting system | harvesting technique

cover crop harvesting | sow and harvest cover crops | cover crop sowing and harvesting | harvest cover crops

dispose of waste from fish harvesting | handle fish harvesting waste | dispose of fish harvesting waste | handle fish harvesting waste

grape harvester | grape harvesting machine | mechanical grape harvester | mechanical vine harvester

harvest process overseeing | overseeing harvest process | oversee harvest process | supervising harvest process

harvest [ gathering | picking | reaping ]

Harvesting of lobe of lung from donor

In recent history many notorious mass refugee flows were caused by droughts and failed harvests.

46. Is greatly concerned by the crisis which has gripped the Central African Republic (CAR) since 2003; reiterates its condolences to the families of the victims of the clashes; reiterates its support for the independence, unity and territorial integrity of the CAR; reiterates its support for the ceasefire which resulted from the Brazzaville Agreement, initiation of the ‘disarmament, demobilisation, reconciliation’ (DDR) process, the coming pluralist, transparent legislative and presidential elections, and specific action to protect human rights; recalls the importance of peoples’ right to self-determination without outside interference; calls for the swift withdrawal of French troops from the CAR and the closure of permanent foreign m ...[+++]ilitary bases in the country; calls for stronger checks on UN forces and an in-depth, impartial and transparent enquiry into allegations of abuse or crimes committed; is particularly concerned at the vague notions of transnational companies in the CAR, especially those engaged in the extraction of precious stones and the harvesting of timber; recalls the inalienable right of peoples to their natural resources and the obligation of companies to submit to international law; underlines the importance for the EU and its Member States to commit fully – particularly in the Human Rights Council (HRC) – to the establishment by the UN of a binding instrument to be used against companies which fail to respect human rights;

The information described in recital 56 demonstrate that products processed or traded through Taiwan undermine sustainable post-harvest rules as described in Article 11 of the FAO Code of Conduct and further highlight how Taiwan has failed to impose rules to ensure adequate cooperation with third countries to which its vessels fish and land and to implement measures that ensure transparency and traceability of products through the market in accordance with points 67 to 69 and 71 to 72 of IPOA-IUU of the markets in order to allow the t ...[+++]raceability of fish or fish products.

The information described in recital (50) and (51) demonstrate that products processed through Thailand undermine sustainable post-harvest rules as described in Article 11 of the FAO Code of Conduct and further highlight how Thailand has failed to impose rules to ensure adequate cooperation with Third country catching states and to implement measures that ensure transparency and traceability of products through the market in accordance with points 67 to 69 and 71 to 72 of the NPOA-IUU in order to allow the traceability of fish or fish ...[+++] products.