Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Basic safety requirements in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Updating basic safety requirements by means of directives;
The content of the directives is limited to basic safety requirements.
It establishes the market conditions and basic safety requirements which PPE must meet in order to bear the mandatory CE mark.
they no longer meet basic safety requirements.
sets out the basic safety requirements which all toys will have to meet before they can be put on sale throughout the Community.
The harmonized standards may be changed should a Member State consider that they do not meet the Directive's basic safety requirements. 6.
Basic safety requirements may be satisfied either by national standards which implement harmonized standards,
The draft Regulation also sets up a few basic safety requirements for.
Basic safety requirements may be satisfied either by national standards which implement harmonized standards,
The harmonized standards may be changed should a Member State consider that they do not meet the Directive's basic safety requirements. 6.
there is a danger that differences in the inter pretation of the basic safety requirements will lead to frequent use of the safeguard clause
The proposed standardization by the CEN should be speeded up to provide a package of norms which complement basic safety requirements.
on the market and free movement within the Community and the basic safety requirements which PPE must satisfy in order to ensure the health protection
include detailed plans or any other specific information as regards the sub-assemblies used for the manufacture of the machinery unless a knowledge of them is essential for verification of conformity with the basic safety requirements.
to technical harmonization and standardization, in which a directive merely defines the basic safety requirements which must be complied with to facilitate free movement of goods in the Community.
The European Parliament and EU Council of Ministers reached agreement on 4 February on a Directive that sets out the basic safety requirements which the equipment in question must satisfy.
Council Directive 89/686/EEC of 21 December 1989 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to personal protective equipment(PPE)16 lays down the basic safety requirements PPE must satisfy
manufacturing provisions but defines the basic safety requirements in terms of design,
This basic safety requirement is a modest proposal indeed.
It is imperative that this basic safety requirement be met.
The Committee supports these provisions unreservedly though it should not be necessary to introduce a new regulation to ensure that this basic safety requirement is carried out.
It meets three basic requirements: safety, easy digestibility and utility.