Vertaling van "methods used in acupuncture " (Engels → Nederlands) :

1. Member States shall ensure that animals are killed in an authorised establishment, by an authorised person and with a minimum of pain, suffering and distress and, in relation to the species included in Annex V, using an appropriate humane method of killing as set out in that Annex or by such other methods as are scientifically demonstrated to be at least as humane. Where a more humane method of killing is possible and readily available, it may be used even if i ...[+++]t is not included in Annex V.

1. Member States shall ensure that animals are killed in an authorised establishment, by an authorised person and with a minimum of pain, suffering and distress and, in relation to the species included in Annex VI , using an appropriate humane method of killing as set out in that Annex or by such other methods as are scientifically demonstrated to be at least as humane. Where a more humane method of killing is possible and readily available, it may be used even if i ...[+++]t is not included in Annex VI .

1. Where a method of testing, experimentation or other scientific activity not involving the use of living animals exists which, from a scientific point of view, is a satisfactory method or testing strategy for obtaining the result sought and which may be used in place of a procedure, Member States shall ensure that the alternative method is used , provided that the alternative method is not prohibited in the Member State concerned.Pursuant to this Directive, testing methods which involve the use of human embryonic and foetal cells sh ...[+++]all not be regarded as alternatives.

23. Emphasises the fact that traditional legislative instruments must continue to be used as a general rule to attain the objectives laid down in the Treaties; takes the view that the use of alternative regulatory methods such as co-regulation and self-regulation could usefully supplement legislative measures where these methods make improvements of equivalent or broader scope than legislation can provide; stresses that any use of alternative regulatory methods must comply with the interinstitutional agreement on "better law-making" ...[+++]; points out that the Commission has to lay down the conditions and limits which the parties must observe when employing such regulatory methods, and that these should in any event be used under Commission supervision and without prejudice to Parliament's right to object to their use;

For Austria and Germany, the PF method will be used as the reference method and the HP filter will continue to be used as a back-up method during a transition period.

It also formally adopted the La Gomera Declaration on terrorism, which is reproduced below: La Gomera Declaration "THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, RECALLING the informal meeting of the Ministers for Justice and Home Affairs of the Member States, held in La Gomera on 14 October 1995, NOTES that terrorism: - constitutes a threat to democracy, to the free exercise of human rights and to economic and social development, from which no Member State of the European Union can be regarded as exempt; - has stepped up its activity, more specifically as a result of fundamentalist action; - is operating on a transnational scale, which cannot be dealt with effectively solely by means of isolated action and using each individual State's own resources ...[+++]; - is developing strategies and using methods of international organized crime; - might take advantage of any differences in legal treatment in different States to try to gain impunity; CONSIDERS that combating terrorism, one of the most serious forms of crime, has been established in the Treaty on European Union as a priority objective among the matters of common interest; DECLARES that in order to prevent and combat terrorist action effectively, there is a need for thorough coordination between Member States by way of improving the mechanism of police and judicial cooperation, through: - an increase in exchange of operational information about terrorist groups, to bring about a better knowledge of their methods of operating, in particular arms trafficking, financing and money laundering, - improvement of coordination and cooperation between judicial authorities so as to eliminate any risks of impunity; - the handing over to the judicial authorities with jurisdiction of those responsible for terrorist acts, to stand trial and serve any sentences imposed, by means of extradition, having regard to the provisions of international Treaties".