Traduction de «the european authorities have made » (Néerlandais → Français) :

The Superior Health Council takes due note of the fact that the European Authorities have made available re-assuring data about the innocuousness of two of the main ingredients of energy drinks, namely taurine and D-glucuronolactone.
Le Conseil Supérieur de la Santé prend acte de la mise à disposition par les autorités européennes de données rassurantes sur l’innocuité de deux principaux composants des boissons énergisantes, à savoir la taurine et la D-glucuronolactone.

Nevertheless, in view of the fact that this type of drink is already allowed in several European countries and taking into account the European regulations concerning this type of product, in the end, the competent French authorities have been obliged to give their approval (Decree of the European Court of Justice, Press release No. 12/04, 2004) for this beverage, which was marketed on 15 July 2008.
Néanmoins, considérant que ce type de boisson est déjà autorisé dans plusieurs pays d’européens et compte tenu de la réglementation européenne sur ce type de produit, les autorités compétentes françaises ont finalement dû l’autoriser (Arrêt de la Cour de Justice européenne, Communiqué de presse n° 12/04, 2004). Sa commercialisation a effectivement débuté en date du 15 juillet 2008.

The Clinical Trial Facilitation Group (CTFG) is a collaborative effort to facilitate and harmonise clinical trials in Europe. Within the CTFG agreements have been made for various competent authorities to voluntarily arrive at a common evaluation for applications for clinical trials whenever this involves multicentre trials with participating centres from different Member States.
The Clinical Trial Facilitation Group (CTFG) is a collaborative effort to facilitate and harmonise clinical trials in Europe. Within the CTFG agreements have been made for various competent authorities to voluntarily arrive at a common evaluation for applications for clinical trials whenever this involves multicentre trials with participating centres from different Member States.

In October 2009, the European Commission, together with the French competition authority, searched the French offices of Sandoz, alleging that Sandoz may have entered into anticompetitive price coordination practices with other generic pharmaceuticals companies and via the French trade association for generic pharmaceuticals companies.
En octobre 2009, La Commission européenne, de concert avec le Conseil de la concurrence, a perquisitionné les bureaux de Sandoz en France, arguant du fait que Sandoz pourrait avoir conclu des ententes sur les prix avec d’autres sociétés pharmaceutiques et par le biais de l’Association Française des Génériques.