Examples of using Exposure limits in English and their translations into Swedish
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(b) substances for which there are Community workplace exposure limits, which are not already included under point(a);
You are strongly advised to remain well within the exposure limits provided by the instrument to minimize the risk of DCS.
Temporary six‑month derogations from exposure limits for recently created UCITS at the discretion of the Member States.
Based on the amount of trades placed on the most popular assets every month we increase the exposure limits of those assets based on popular demand.
Nd revision of the Capital Requirements Directive for banks- amendments to securitisation rules, large exposure limits, supervisory colleges, liquidity risk management and quality of capital.
SCOEL assists the Commission, in particular, in evaluating the latest available scientific data and in proposing occupational exposure limits for the protection of workers from chemical risks, to be set at EU level pursuant to Council Directive 98/24/EC and the Directive.
Option B has the advantage of consistent rules on EMF with exposure limits that are already high enough for a considerable number of workplaces, so that there is no
The three remaining options are B(revised exposure limits), C1(revised exposure limits and conditional exemptions limited to some provisions for medical MRI) and C2 revised exposure limits and complete exemptions of some activities from the Directive.
Electromagnetic fields: the Council adopted in July 1999 a Recommendation limiting the exposure of the general public to non-ionising radiation in a view of protecting human health against well-known acute health effects by introducing safety margins in the exposure limits.
The Commission reiterates that scientific research has shown that the normal use of mobile equipment which complies with the existing safety exposure limits does not seem to have adverse health effects.
A recent study exposed rodents to carbon nanotubes at levels that proportionately reflected the existing permissible exposure limit for carbon graphite particles(there are no set exposure limits for nanomaterials).
initiate the adoption of EU-wide risk management measures(e.g. occupational exposure limits, EU-wide restriction,
technical measures and exposure limits also apply to the dangerous substances generated by the work procedures used,
when exposure limits for fields in the 0 Hz to 300 GHz range were laid down in Recommendation 1999/519/EC.
Given new scientific evidence indicating that exposure limits under option B will ensure protection against overexposure,
as for Option B, while allowing derogations from exposure limits for medical MRI with reinforced preventive measures in situations where there is a threat of overexposure.
The Commission, in carrying out this task, is assisted by the Scientific Committee for occupational exposure limits to chemical agents(SCOEL), instituted by Commission Decision 95/320/EC2.
The automatic transfer of data from the substance database into the relevant sections of a given safety data sheet, has eliminated the lengthy searches with regards to exposure limits, environmental and toxicological data, etc.
in particular, in evaluating the latest available scientific data and in proposing occupational exposure limits for the protection of workers from chemical risks, to be set at EU level pursuant to Council Directive 98/24/EC47
thus to set stricter exposure limits for all equipment which emits electromagnetic fields in the frequencies between 0.1 MHz and 300 GHz'.