Traduction de «heavy end » (Anglais → Français) :

(4) A company obtains early action credits on the day on which its 2014 end of model year report is submitted in the case of heavy-duty vehicles and heavy-duty engines that are compression-ignition engines, and on the day on which its 2016 end of model year report is submitted in the case of heavy-duty engines that are spark-ignition engines.

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission said the following about usage caps that Bell Aliant and Bell Canada want to impose on independent providers and their clients: “[.] the Bell companies' proposals would incite heavy end-users to reduce their usage, including during peak periods”.

To this end, it sets limits on the concentrations allowed in soil of 7 heavy metals that may be toxic to plants and humans:

Testing already applies to heavier vehicles by virtue of directive 77/143; cars are tested in some Member States, but at different degrees of scope and severity. b. Improvements to the existing braking directive, including requirements for anti-lock systems for heavy vehicles; c. Side guards for heavy vehicles on which a proposal will be submitted by the end of 1985. d. Spray suppressors for heavy vehicles, on which a proposal will be submitted during the course of the "Year". e. Driving licence : Proposals for further harmonisation of the conditions for obtaining driving licences will be presented by the end of 1985 or early in 1986.T ...[+++]he Commission will also consider making appropriate amendments to Directive 80/1263 with a view to phasing out the existing rules concerning the exchange of driving licences. f. Transport of Dangerous Goods : the Commission will introduce two proposals in the field : - one to provide more frequent and more specific inspection of vehicles transporting certain dangerous goods; and - another to introduce a harmonised training programme for drivers of such vehicles.

With the exception of wire rod, which was temporarily excluded from the compulsory quota system from July 1981 to the end of June 1982, and heavy plate and heavy sections, which were excluded between July 1981 and the end of June 1983, - 3 - all the products remained within the quota system until the end of 1985.

On 22 December 1989, the Council unanimously decided that, subject to the following provisions, the steel quota system in force since 1980 should no longer apply to Categories I, II and III: (a) for Categories Ia (hot-rolled wide strip) and Ib (cold-rolled sheet) the quotas would be removed on 30 June 1988 unless the steelmakers gave firm and guaranteed undertakings by 10 June that they would reduce production capacities for the categories in question by at least 7.5 million tonnes; (b) for Categories II (heavy sheet) and III (heavy sections) the quota system could be extended until the end of 1990 provided that the steelmakers gave fir ...[+++]m and guaranteed undertakings that they would reduce the surplus production capacities for these two categories by 75%, i.e. the equivalent of 4.4 million tonnes for heavy sheet and 2.5 million tonnes for heavy sections.