Examples of using Use of the substance in English and their translations into Czech
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Use of the substance/mixture: Colour 1.2.2.
No residue is left on the final product after the use of the substance.
Use of the substance/mixture: Epoxy resin 1.2.2.
Relevant identified uses Use of the substance/mixture: Anti-agglomeratings.
Use of the substance/mixture: Hydraulic Fluids 1.2.2.
Relevant identified uses of the substance or mixture and uses advised against Use of the substance/mixture.
Use of the substance/mixture: Metal machining operations 1.2.2.
Socio-economic analysis: gathering socioeconomic arguments in support of the application for each use of the substance applied for.
Use of the substance/mixture: Metal Working Fluids 1.2.2.
Identify the necessary risk management measures to ensure the safe use of the substance by your company and by your customers.
Use of the substance/mixture: Hardener(Crosslinker) 1.2.2.
Relevant identified uses of the substance or mixture and uses advised against Use of the substance/mixture: Filtration of liquids 1.3.
Use of the substance/mixture: Density control agent.
Chemical safety report: documenting the chemical safety assessment of the substance and demonstrating the adequate control orminimisation of the risk arising from the use of the substance applied for.
Use of the substance/mixture: Spraying paint(spray can) 1.2.2.
In order to approve substances for use in decontamination of any meat, the applicable law requires a positive, evidence-based finding in comitology,indicating that the use of the substances does not pose risks to health or the environment.
Use of the substance/mixture: Lubricants and additives 1.2.2.
Under the“socio-economic route”(Art. 60(4)),an authorisation may be granted if it is shown that the socio-economic benefits outweigh the risk to human health and the environment from the use of the substance and there are no suitable alternative substances or technologies.
Use of the substance/mixture: Oil dedicated for pneumatic springs 1.2.2.
Last but not least, the proposal foresees a review within two years of the date of application of the authorisation,allowing further collection of data from food business operators regarding the use of the substances so that scientific questions on antimicrobial resistance can be addressed.
To demonstrate the safe handling and use of the substances, the registrants have to present risk characterisation ratios(RCRs; quotient of exposure level and DNEL), which need to be below 1.
Relevant identified uses of the substance or mixture and uses advised against.
Relevant identified uses of the substance or mixture and uses advised against Identified uses Cleaning agent.
There are no immediate consequences for the current uses of the substance.
Instead of imposing blanket bans we should be providing for a reliable licensing procedure that examines the actual risk involved in the use of each substance.
A TUE must be obtained for the use of any Substance on the Prohibited List.
In view of the fact that we know that there are products on the market which could provide an alternative to products containing dichloromethane,as well as the fact that certain Member States have banned the use of this substance, introducing a total ban on its usage seems essential.
It should be recalled, however, that the recovery operator must in any case provide relevant andadequate safety information to allow safe use of the recovered substance.
In this situation the registrant is required to perform a chemical safety assessment(CSA)to ensure that the risks arising from the manufacture and use of a substance are under control.