Examples of using Reference levels in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Commission has already proposed for this purpose a set of basic restrictions and reference levels, based on the best available scientific data.
to encourage radon-reducing measures in existing dwellings where the reference levels are exceeded;
Progress towards achieving other reference levels is also too low: at current rates early school leaving would drop to 14% by 2010 while the reference level is 10.
In January 2006, reports on safety reference levels were published
paid particular attention to the development of learning outcomes based reference levels.
When capacity is withdrawn with public aid the reference levels will be automatically be adjusted by the amount of capacity of capacity withdrawn.
Member States shall ensure that the reference levels for fishing capacity referred to in Article 11 and paragraph 4 of this Article are not exceeded.
The Commission will take appropriate measures in the event that Member States do not comply with reference levels for fleet capacity.
No 2371/2002 relating to reference levels of fishing fleets 9022/07.
With regard to‘existing exposure situations', reference levels are given for indoor radon concentrations and for external exposure from building materials.
The EESC proposes that- instead of establishing too-detailed criteria- the national forest reference levels should be established by Member States in accordance with the projected use of forest resources,
The accounting rules adopted in this proposal and the reference levels will be of crucial importance for the operation of this decision
information and alert thresholds and, where appropriate, the reference levels given in Section III of Annex II, for the relevant averaging period.
Similarly, in Lithuania the national levels in the frequency range of 10 kHz-300 MHz are 2-3 times stricter than the reference levels for EMF radiation; from 300 MHz to 300 GHz, even 100 times(10µW/cm2)!
there are minimum framework restrictions and reference levels.
the proposed new or corrected forest reference levels have been determined in accordance with the principles and requirements set out in paragraphs(3)
However, the actual directly measurable reference levels, i.e. the orientation and action values, are considered as amendments of
It may be noted that principle underlying the CENELEC guidance is that interference will not occur when the fields is below the Reference Levels given in Council Recommendation 1999/519/EC on the limitation of exposure of the general public to electromagnetic fields(0 Hz to 300 GHz)11.
Whereas such basic restrictions and reference levels should apply to all radiation emitted by electromagnetic fields with the exception of optical radiation
one additional dealing AD with forestry measures and forest reference levels as from 2020.