Examples of using Reference levels in English and their translations into Swedish
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Reference levels should ensure a robust
For frequencies up to 110 MHz additional reference levels are recommended to avoid hazards due to contact currents.
Reference levels shall be consistent with the national projections of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions by sources
In addition, the national forest reference levels need to be established by Member States in accordance with the projected sustainable use of forest resources.
The proposed accounting rules on the forest reference levels are more complicated than before
When capacity is withdrawn with public aid in future the reference levels will be automatically adjusted downwards by the amount of capacity withdrawn.
are establishing their own targets that relate- to varying degrees- to the reference levels of average European performance for education and training benchmarks.
implemented with the objective of reducing individual doses below the reference levels.
2 above shall cease to apply as soon as the reference levels are reached,
in particular common reference levels and descriptors.
These Regulations provide for derogations for the new Member States regarding reference levels and aid grants for fleet renewal. Amending act(s).
Reference levels for fishing capacity should be fixed at 1 January 2003 for the fleet of each Member State,
For power frequencies, the ambient field levels that more realistically equate to the basic restrictions are less stringent than the reference levels in the Recommendation.
Use the reference levels given in Annex III for exposure assessment purposes to determine whether the basic restrictions are likely to be exceeded;
international sectoral organisations in using the reference levels and principles of the EQF;
It sets out the formulae which determine the reference levels in gross tonnage(GT) and power for each Member State at 1 January 2003.
As is already the case, any capacity withdrawn with public aid will be deducted from fleet reference levels that will be fixed for each Member State.
The Recommendation no longer makes any explicit reference to international sectoral organisations using the reference levels and principles of the EQF.
The reference levels shall be the sum of the objectives of the Multi-annual Guidance Programme 1997-2002 for each segment as fixed for 31 December 2002 pursuant to Council Decision 97/413/EC11.
The reference levels shall be the sum of the objectives of the Multiannual Guidance Programme 1997-2002(hereinafter“MAGP IV”)