Traduction de «test à travers tiges » (Français → Anglais) :

Barrel: For firearms with combustion chamber included in the barrel, a hole must be drilled across the combustion chamber through both walls and through which a hardened steel pin must be inserted and securely welded (diameter > 50 % chamber, min 4,5 mm).

Thirdly, you have also drawn our attention to the need for more consistent implementation of stress test scenarios throughout the Union.

1. Takes note of the Commission communication on stress tests and their results, in the wake of the Fukushima accident; welcomes the efforts made by the Commission, especially through ENSREG, and by the national regulators to subject 145 reactors in the EU and 20 reactors outside the EU to a stress test procedure; emphasises the usefulness of this procedure and its character as an unprecedented exercise at world level; expects that the results of the stress tests will contribute to enhancing a nuclear safety culture in Europe, thus setting a leading example internationally; praises the efforts made to make the stress tests as transpa ...[+++]rent as possible;

Cotton-bud sticks, which can pass through even the most sophisticated sewage-screening systems, are part of this growing mountain of plastic flotsam that is threatening our fragile marine environment.

65. Recommends that the prevention of and fight against doping should constitute an important concern for the Member States; calls for a policy aimed at preventing and combating doping and stresses the need to fight irregularities through checks, research, testing, long-term monitoring by independent doctors and through education and, at the same time, prevention and training; calls on professional clubs to adopt a pledge to combat doping and to monitor compliance through internal checks;

17. Acknowledges the importance of replacement, reduction and refinement of animal testing, and proposes that the Commission extends application of this principle to third countries through promoting acceptance of alternative non-animal test methods; harmonisation of information requirements so that re-testing does not occur when products are imported or exported; extension of mutual acceptance of data agreements through bilateral arrangements as well as existing OECD rules;