health standard [ sanitary standard ]

look clean, smart and tidy | maintain personal hygienic standards | maintain personal hygiene standards | maintain personal standards of hygiene

ensure compliance with health, safety, and hygiene standards | manage standards of health and safety | manage health and safety certification | manage health and safety standards

sanitary standards inspector [ health standards inspector ]

occupational standard

public health inspector | health standards inspector | sanitary inspector | public health officer | sanitarian

keep up personal hygiene standards when cleaning | sustain personal hygiene standards when cleaning | maintain personal hygiene standards when cleaning | maintaining personal hygiene standards when cleaning

standards of sanitation

EDI standard | electronic data interchange standard | document content standard | transaction set standard | EDI message standard | business data interchange standard

capital adequacy standards | minimum capital adequacy standards | standard of risk-based minimum capital adequacy

‘Union standard’ means mandatory standard laid down in Union legislation setting the level which individual undertakings must achieve, in particular as regards the environment, hygiene and animal welfare; however, standards or targets set at Union level which are binding for Member States but not for individual undertakings are not deemed to be Union standards;

31. Notes that a synthesis study of Sapard ex post evaluations financed by the Commission and carried out by KPMG (Hungary) concludes that in terms of support for meeting Union standards and the acquis communautaire “the most important impacts were reached in the field of hygiene, sanitary and veterinary conditions and environment”; notes, however, that this study is based on a beneficiary survey and that the impact of Sapard support under measure II (improving the processing and marketing of agricultural and fishery products) is deemed considerably higher for helping to meet Union environmental standards (97 % of beneficiaries reported ...[+++] a “certain impact”), compared to only a 46 % impact in the case of helping to become fully compliant with (all) relevant Union standards, including hygiene standards;

31. Notes that a synthesis study of Sapard ex post evaluations financed by the Commission and carried out by KPMG (Hungary) concludes that in terms of support for meeting Union standards and the acquis communautaire ‘the most important impacts were reached in the field of hygiene, sanitary and veterinary conditions and environment’; notes, however, that this study is based on a beneficiary survey and that the impact of Sapard support under measure II (improving the processing and marketing of agricultural and fishery products) is deemed considerably higher for helping to meet Union environmental standards (97 % of beneficiaries reported ...[+++] a ‘certain impact’), compared to only a 46 % impact in the case of helping to become fully compliant with (all) relevant Union standards, including hygiene standards;

‘Union standard’ means mandatory standard laid down in Union legislation setting the level which individual undertakings must achieve, in particular as regards the environment, hygiene and animal welfare; consequently, standards or targets set at Union level which are binding for Member States but not for individual undertakings are not deemed to be Union standards;