Examples of using Their components in English and their translations into Finnish
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mechanical appliances and their components.
The proposal, presented by the Commission in September 1997, aims at the prevention of waste from vehicles and the re-use, recycling and other forms of recovery of end-of-life vehicles and their components, with a view to reducing waste disposal.
on mobile telephones and integrated circuit devices and their components.
Contained in the composition of their components act on pigment production
rolling stock and their components which play a critical part in terms of interoperability.
recovery of vehicles and their components, so as to reduce the amount of scrap produced by end-of-life vehicles that are dumped
Information concerning the type-approval of motor vehicles and their components, action to reduce their environmental impact, and State aid to
those that harbour them having access to weapons of mass destruction and their components.
make Community type-approval operational for the various categories of vehicles and their components.
light vans and their components.”.
revenue ratios and their components as well as for debt ratio and the main economic
They stand out by their imposing style with perfect symmetry, their component elements and also the motifs of moldings, rockeries or foliage.
They also sought to examine the process by which the programmes had been managed and their component projects selected and monitored.
Acquisition and/or further upgrading of technical equipment, including ICT systems and their components;
Export rules(and their application and interpretation) for naval vessels and their components need to be harmonised between Member States.
Batteries constitute a particularly hazardous category of municipal waste, since many of their components have an adverse impact on both the environment
in particular, to minimise the release of their components(“migration”) into the food.
Steps should also be taken to improve the quality of initial products and their components and the quality of the recycling process as a whole.
Directive 2000/53 on end-of-life vehicles prohibits the use of lead, mercury, cadmium or hexavalent chromium in vehicles and their components put on the market after 1 July 2003.