Traduction de «tête magnétique de reproduction » (Français → Anglais) :

low ALs for magnetic fields (Annex II, Table B2) where justified by the practice or process, including in the head and torso, during the shift, provided that either the sensory effects ELVs (Annex II, Table A3) are not exceeded; or

(a) sensory perceptions and effects in the function of the central nervous system in the head evoked by time varying magnetic fields; and

(b) low AL for magnetic fields (Annex IIa, Table B2) where justified by the practice or process, also in the head and torso, during the shift, provided that the sensory effects ELV (Annex IIa, Table A3) are not exceeded; or

(c) ‘direct effect’: effect on the human body directly provoked by the presence of a strong magnetic or electric field, for example the stimulation of muscles, nerves or sensitory organs, tissue heating, vertigo or headaches;

7. Notes that the programme is to apply to the six priority areas of Community development policy, but, in view of the limited financial resources, questions the ranking given to transport in particular; agrees that the ranking order should give first priority to supporting macro-economic policies, poverty-reduction strategies and social sector programmes in education and health, especially reproductive health, where gender inequalities and their consequences are the most serious, not only for women, but also for their families, communities and societies; considers it unacceptable to place such low emphasis on such key areas as trade - ...[+++] especially taking into consideration the impact of trade agreements on women's rights and position in the developing countries - and institutional capacity-building, good governance and the rule of law;

7. Notes that the programme is to apply to the six priority areas of Community development policy, but, in view of the limited financial resources, questions the ranking given to transport in particular; agrees that the ranking order should give first priority to supporting macro-economic policies, poverty-reduction strategies and social sector programmes in education and health, especially reproductive health, where gender inequalities are the most serious and consequences gravest, not only to women, but to their families, communities, societies; considers it unacceptable to place such low emphasis on such key areas as trade - taking ...[+++]especially into consideration the impact of trade agreements on women's rights and position in the developing countries - and institutional capacity-building, good governance and the rule of law;