Übersetzung für "cancelling release mechanical system " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

canceling release mechanical system | cancelling release mechanical system

21. Calls on the regulator to take into account the GIs already existing in the Member States in order to avoid unnecessary red tape for their registration at European level, to ensure that the creation of a single EU level of protection for non-agricultural GIs does not lower standards of protection already afforded by, or supersede, pre-existing systems, such as trademarks, in some Member States, and to allow for national systems of GI protection to continue to coexist with a uniform EU system; calls on the regulator to propose the most efficient, simple, useful and accessible mechanism ...[+++] for registration of products, and to ensure that the system provides affordable, clear and transparent registration, modification and cancellation procedures, providing legal guarantees to stakeholders; calls on the Commission to carry out a thorough assessment with a view to minimising financial and administrative work for stakeholders.

The tank-container's closing mechanism must have a pressure-release system which yields to an internal pressure of 300 kPa (3 bar) above normal pressure and in so doing frees an upward-facing opening with a pressure-release area of at least 135 cm2 (diameter 132 mm).

The tank-container's closing mechanism must have a pressure-release system which yields to an internal pressure of 300 kPa (3 bar) above normal pressure and in so doing frees an upward-facing opening with a pressure-release area of at least 135 cm2 (diameter 132 mm).

Welcomes the Commission’s declared intention to draw up guidelines on good practice and the reform of national support arrangements; calls on the Commission to produce the guidelines as soon as possible to ensure that the different national schemes do not distort competition or create barriers to trade and investment within the EU, in order to encourage predictability and cost-effectiveness and avoid excessive subsidies; urges the Commission, in this connection, to ensure that the internal market acquis is fully respected by the Member States; is convinced that good practice guidelines are an important step to ensure a functioning single market for energy and believes the guidelines could be supplemented with an evaluation of the cost-ef ...[+++]fectiveness of current national support systems, taking into account the different technologies they cover in order to ensure better comparability and coordination for the gradual and progressive convergence of national support mechanisms; is also convinced that implementation of these guidelines at Member State level will be crucial as they can help to avoid national support schemes being retrospectively amended or cancelled, which would send out disastrous signals to investors, as well as potentially causing severe economic distress to private citizens having invested in RES on the basis of such schemes; stresses that the implementation of these guidelines should be ensured by the Member States, and that special support arrangements for the development of local and regional resources should be allowed;