Examples of using Common technical language in English and their translations into Slovak
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One common technical language.
EU countries are free to lay down rules for the design and safety of buildings and infrastructure works,as long as they do so by using the CPR's common technical language for CE marked products.
Establishing a common technical language;
The use of a common technical language to indicate the performance of construction products clarifies and simplifies the conditions of access to CE marking, ensuring greater safety for users.
The Construction Products Regulation(CPR) provides a common technical language to assess the performance of construction products.
This common technical language is to be applied by.
EU countries are free to lay down rules for the design and safety of buildings and infrastructure works,as long as they do so by using the CPR's common technical language for CE marked products.
The Regulation provides a common technical language to assess the performance of construction products.
Whilst it is true that we fully support the objectives of the reform, which are to improve the market's operation, to give credibility to the CE label and to simplify the system,and that we share the unquestionable interest in having a common technical language, a broad majority of the members of the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection were anxious to air their doubts.
The common technical language required for correct functioning of the Internal Market can therefore also be used as a powerful tool at the service of the environmental policies of the Union and of Member States in this field.
Aim: To establish interoperable services and a common technical language to exchange maritime surveillance data in a decentralised manner.
This common technical language is set out in the harmonised technical specifications(harmonised European standards(hEN) and European Assessment Documents(EAD)) developed under this Regulation.
Both the manufacturers andthe Member States authorities are thus obliged to use this common technical language when assessing and declaring the performance of the products, or respectively when setting any regulatory requirements for them.
This is achieved by providing a“common technical language” offering uniform methods to assess the performance of construction products and to compare the performance of products from different manufacturers in different countries.
The CPR provides for rules on assessing the performance of construction products andon communicating the assessment results, through a common technical language(consisting mainly of the harmonised European standards and European assessments documents) to be used everywhere in the EU.
This is achieved by providing a common technical language to be used by manufacturers when placing products on the market and by public authorities when defining the technical requirements of works which influence, either directly or indirectly, the products to be used in those works.
The CPR provides for rules on assessing the performance of construction products andon communicating the assessment results, through a common technical language(consisting mainly of the harmonised European standards and European assessments documents) to be used everywhere in the EU.
The removal of technical barriers in the construction field, to the extent that they cannot be removed by mutual recognition of equivalence among all the Member States,may only be achieved by the establishment of a common technical language by which manufacturers will express the performance in relation to the essential characteristics of the construction products they place on the market.
The Commission and the Member States should, in collaboration with stakeholders, launch information campaigns to inform the construction sector, particularly economic operators and users of construction products,regarding the establishment of a common technical language, the distribution of responsibilities between the individual economic operators and the users, the affixing of the CE marking to construction products, the revision of the basic works requirements and the systems of assessment and verification of constancy of performance.
Adoption of a technical common language;