Examples of using Uniformity in size in English and their translations into French
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Uniformity in size is achieved by the above mentioned size scales,
To ensure uniformity in size in the"Extra" Class,
The delegation of France was asked to clarify whether a provision on uniformity in size for Class II produce should be obligatory.
To ensure uniformity in size in"Extra" Class,
Uniformity in size: When sized by number of fruits per kilogramme,
To delete provisions concerning uniformity in size; the industry should decide which type of uniformity was needed for the product.
The delegation of the United States maintained its reservation with regard to the current provisions on uniformity in size.
Remove reference to the type of packaging in the provisions on uniformity in size as follows.
To ensure uniformity in size, the diameter of the largest leek in the same bundle or package must not
To ensure uniformity in size, the range in size between produce in the same package shall not exceed 5 mm in"Extra" Class and 10 mm in Classes I
Date of issue: 8 June 2018 5 To ensure uniformity in size for produce in the same package,
To ensure uniformity in size, the range in size between produce in the same package shall not exceed 2 kg
To ensure uniformity in size, the difference in weight between the 10 smallest and the 10 largest nuts taken in a sample of 1 kg in each package shall not be more
To ensure uniformity in size, the range in size between produce in the same package shall not exceed 10 mm for the"Extra" Class and 20 mm for Class I.
to ensure uniformity in size, the difference between the smallest
Uniformity in size is expressed by:- a size range defined by a minimum size
The uniformity in size was restricted to Classes"Extra"
Mirabelles and Damsons 20 mm 17 mm To ensure uniformity in size in the"Extra" Class,
Uniformity in size is obligatory for Classes"Extra"
It was decided to replace the textual explanation of uniformity in size by weight in section III with the table suggested by the delegation of Italy see FFV-50: Apples- revised.