Vertaling van "product in question belongs " (Nederlands → Frans) :

Much of the FAMHP’s work is imposed by legislation and is important for public health, regardless of the class to which the medicine or health product in question belongs.
Much of the FAMHP’s work is imposed by legislation and is important for public health, regardless of the class to which the medicine or health product in question belongs.

This explains the setting up of a new structure using messages of very general interest (15 questions - 15 answers) aimed at all listeners belonging to all age groups, and especially isolated people, who do not read papers or magazines and do not listen to broadcasts about depression, which require a personal choice and selection to begin with.
Ceci explique une structure nouvelle utilisant des messages d’intérêt très général (15 questions – 15 réponses) à destination de tous les auditeurs de tous âges dont notamment les personnes isolées, celles qui ne lisent pas les journaux et magazines, qui ne suivent pas non plus les émissions consacrées à la dépression qui appellent à un choix et une sélection personnelle au départ.

At present there are five agents who belong to the internal FAMHP team and ten agents who are supplied by the ICT service of the FPS Public Health, with which an SLA has been concluded in order to bring to a successful conclusion the transfer of tools and IT skills from the former DG Medicinal Products to the FAMHP and ensure the continuity of service provision.
At present there are five agents who belong to the internal FAMHP team and ten agents who are supplied by the ICT service of the FPS Public Health, with which an SLA has been concluded in order to bring to a successful conclusion the transfer of tools and IT skills from the former DG Medicinal Products to the FAMHP and ensure the continuity of service provision.

In 1996, two Belgian experts questioned the inspection of some caffeinated products in a scientific publication (Lafontaine and Noirfalise, 1996).
en 1996, deux experts belges posent dans une publication scientifique la question du contrôle de certains produits à base de caféine (Lafontaine et Noirfalise, 1996)