Traduction de «constructed painting » (Anglais → Français) :

decorating supervisor | painting and decorating supervisor | construction painting supervisor | specialist painting supervisor

use of paint spray guns | using paint spray guns | paint with a paint gun | spray painting of items

employ thinners to paint | use paint thinners | add paint thinner | add paint thinners

acoustic paint [ acoustical paint | sound deadening paint | sound absorbing paint | sound-deadening paint | sound-absorbing paint | sound-insulating paint | anti-noise paint | antinoise paint | noise damping paint | sound-proofing paint ]

asphalt bitumen paint coat | asphaltic bitumen paint coat | bitumen paint coat

waste from the MFSU of paint and varnish | wastes from manufacture, formulation, supply and use and removal of paint and varnish | wastes from MFSU and removal of paint and varnish

African hunting dog | African wild dog | Cape hunting dog | ornate wolf | painted dog | painted hunting dog | painted wolf | spotted dog

building technique [ brickwork | construction technique | earthworks | painting in buildings | plastering | tiling | Building construction(STW) ]

contact leaching antifouling paint [ contact leaching antifouling | contact leaching paint | insoluble matrix antifouling | hard matrix antifouling paint | hard antifouling paint | hard antifouling coating | long life antifouling paint | long life antifouling | hard-racing antifouling paint | hard-racing anti ]

But the problem also relates to the release of chemical substances used in products such as carpets, glues, paints, and other construction materials.

14. Highlights the importance of improving accessibility to cultural heritage sites and cultural education, taking into account, in particular, the specific needs of people with disabilities when constructing, renovating or extending tourist attractions; notes that, in this context, innovative projects, tools and products to facilitate autonomous access for persons with impaired mobility should be promoted at European level; bears in mind that information and booking technologies should be easily accessible for those persons; underlines the enormous progress made thanks to the application and use of new digital technologies for giving universal ...[+++]access to paintings, buildings, and cultural sites; suggests to the Commission and the Member States that they examine different possibilities of launching projects and funds to enable the younger population and – in the context of demographic change – older persons, as well as people with special needs, low-income families and other vulnerable citizens, to visit the Member States’ cultural destinations;

(2) Every Class H ship over 45.7 m in length that is a tanker shall be provided with appliances whereby fire-smothering gas or steam can be rapidly conveyed into all lamp rooms, paint lockers and similar compartments by a permanent piping system that shall be constructed in accordance with Schedule III of these Regulations but, where CO gas is the smothering medium, the quantity shall be at least equal to 40 per cent of the volume of the space protected.

27. Every Class A ship shall be provided with appliances whereby fire-smothering gas or steam can be rapidly conveyed into all lamp rooms, paint lockers and similar compartments by a permanent piping system that shall be constructed in accordance with Schedule III to these Regulations but, where C0 gas is the smothering medium, the quantity shall be at least equal to 40 per cent of the volume of the space protected.