Примери за използване на A harmonised standard на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Definition of a harmonised standard.
A harmonised standard may contain normative references to other standards. .
Procedure for disputing a harmonised standard.
A harmonised standard can be challenged at any moment after its adoption by CEN, Cenelec or ETSI as a European standard. .
Article 10Procedure for disputing a harmonised standard.
The formal decision to revise a harmonised standard is, in principle, taken by the European standardisation organisations.
The date of applicability of the standard as a harmonised standard.
The overall procedure leading to a harmonised standard giving a presumption of conformity is described in Flowchart 1.
This means that the products are presumed to comply with the requirementscovered by implementing measures, when tested using a harmonised standard.
When an MS orthe EC believes that a harmonised standard does not entirely satisfy the EHSR that it.
A harmonised standard may contain specifications relating not only to essential requirements but dealing with other non-regulated issues.
In the last case(prevention),it means that the standard will not become a harmonised standard giving presumption of conformity at all.
In the absence of such a harmonised standard and/or technical specification the notified body concerned shall decide on the appropriate tests to be carried out.
The relevant essential or other legal requirements aimed to be covered are usually indicated in a separate informative annex(165) to a harmonised standard.
In the absence of such a harmonised standard and/or technical specification the notified body concerned shall decide on the appropriate tests to be carried out.
Provided that there is a European Assessment Document,a European Technical Assessment may be issued even in the case where a mandate for a harmonised standard has been issued.
Therefore, the timely development of a harmonised standard is of the highest priority in ensuring effective implementation of this Directive.
The presumption of conformity is conferred,in regulatory terms, only by the use of the national standards transposing a harmonised standard the reference of which is published in the OJEU.
In the absence of such a harmonised standard the notified body concerned shall decide on the appropriate tests to be carried out applying other technical specifications.
They should be formulated so as to make it possible to assess conformity with them even in the absence of harmonised standards orwhere the manufacturer chooses not to apply a harmonised standard.
However it is important to note that the definition of a harmonised standard does not contain any reference to the publication of its title in the OJ.
When a harmonised standard is revised, the revision must be covered by a standardisation request to maintain the possibility of giving presumption of conformity.
This information on the‘aimed coverage of essential orother requirements' given in a harmonised standard thereby determines the scope of the so-called‘presumption of conformity with legal requirements'.
Compliance with a harmonised standard means conformity with its provisions and demonstration thereof by the methods the harmonised standard describes or refers to.
The EN 331 Standard covers the manually operated ball valves andclosed bottom taper plug valves for gas installations for buildings, and it is a harmonised standard within the scope of 305/2011/EU Construction Products Regulation.
In the absence of such a harmonised standard and/or technical specification the appropriate tests to be carried out shall be decided between the applicant and the notified body concerned.
However already during this step the Commission may also assess the adequacy of technical specifications given in a harmonised standard in satisfying corresponding essential requirements and this assessment may lead to non-publication of the references in the OJ.
In some cases the scope of a harmonised standard may also indicate the relevant requirements with sufficient clarity(e.g. when there is a clear reference to covered safety related risks).
In a situation where a formal objection procedurehas been already initiated, there is a doubt whether a harmonised standard entirely satisfies the requirements it aims to cover within the meaning of Article 11(1) of Regulation(EU) No 1025/2012.