Examples of using Concentration limits in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Concentration limits the competition of the media among each other
Concentration limits can be generic for a hazard class,
Further scientific work is needed to define safe concentration limits of chemicals of special concern.
National legal provisions regarding concentration limits going beyond the requirements of the Directive Source: ECA analysis of national legislation.
Article 9 and Annex II of Directive 86/278/EEC specify the parameters, concentration limits and annual number of samples that have to undergo laboratory analyses.
Powers are delegated to the Commission to adopt regulatory technical standards specifying the highly liquid financial instruments referred to in paragraph 1 and the concentration limits referred to in paragraph 4.
It is then the operator of the sewage network/treatment plant who defines concentration limits in his operating rules.
substances do not appear in Annex I to Directive 67/548/EEC or appear in it without concentration limits;";
Member State Stricter concentration limits Czech Republic BOD5,
the directive includes substances with set concentration limits, but not the risks of interaction between substances present in the aquatic environment even at low concentration levels.
The concentration limits fixed in the following tables, expressed as a weight/weight percentage,
notes that the situation varies by Member State, as currently there are no concentration limits set at EU level(see Table 10).
These new rules set maximum concentration limits in clothing and textiles
It shall establish and apply appropriately conservative haircuts and concentration limits on collateral values constituted to cover the credit exposures referred to in point(c),
Where applicable Specific Concentration limits, resulting from the application of Article 4(4)
These new rules set maximum concentration limits for the use of CMR substances in clothing
industrial installations have to respect concentration limits for a number of pollutants.
a given industrial installation is governed by a contract which can also set concentration limits which are stricter than the legally required ones.
Commission Directive 2003/40/EC of 16 May 2003 establishing the list, concentration limits and labelling requirements for the constituents of natural mineral waters
The dangerous substances listed in Annex I shall, where appropriate, be characterized by concentration limits or any other parameter enabling an assessment to be made of the health or environmental hazard of