Traduction de «Contrainte moyenne » (Français → Anglais) :

mean stress

mean stress | mean strain

mean stress [ steady component of stress ]

semi-range mean stress diagram

intermediate principal stress

coercive measure | coercive measure under the law on foreign nationals

nonholonomic constraint | nonholonomic kinematic constraint | nonintegrable constraint

phenomenon of regression to the mean | phenomenon of regression toward the mean | mean reversion phenomenon | phenomenon of mean reversion | phenomenon of regression

19. Stresses that, in order to enhance further social dialogue on the topic of psychosocial constraints at work in the European steel sector, special attention should be paid to the specific features of working conditions, to identifying sector-specific causes – such as, for example, the heavy nature of steel production work, the properties of the workforce (male, high age structure), environmental concerns, the proliferation of technological innovations and the substantial restructuring of the European steel industry – and to verifying the impact of these causes on the work floor, which can serve to improve sectorial exchange and reflec ...[+++]tion on prevention practices; stresses further that all key prevention players (be it at European, national or local level), including company management, occupational safety and health services, workers’ representatives, etc) can prevent psychosocial constraints at work on all prevention levels, meaning that they can continue to make improvements in terms of both health and performance, which are two sides of the same coin;

Brussels, 27 October 2011 - The European Commission has requested Belgium to reduce administrative burdens on small and medium sized companies (SMEs) by complying with their obligation to fully implement Directive 2009/49/EC of 18 June 2009 as regards certain disclosure requirements for medium-sized companies and the obligation to draw up consolidated accounts.

Brussels, 29 September 2011 - The European Commission has requested France and Luxembourg to reduce administrative burdens on small and medium sized companies by complying with their obligation to fully implement Directive 2009/49/EC of 18 June 2009 as regards certain disclosure requirements for medium-sized companies and the obligation to draw up consolidated accounts.

49. Recognises the considerable efforts already made in the livestock sector, currently in difficulty, to upgrade buildings and equipment to hygiene and health standards; without prejudice to the basic principles of food safety and traceability, calls for a critical review of certain hygiene, animal health and animal marking standards with a view to ending the disproportionate burdens imposed on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs); calls in particular upon the Commission to review EU hygiene standards, particularly local or direct marketing and the shelf life of products, in order to make them proportionate to the risks and avoid ...[+++] placing a disproportionate burden on small production channels such as direct producer-consumer relations and short food supply chains;