Stresses Sample Clauses
The "Stresses" clause defines the specific types and levels of stress, such as mechanical, thermal, or electrical, that a product or component is expected to withstand during its intended use. It typically outlines the testing procedures or standards that must be met to verify the product's durability under these conditions, and may specify acceptable limits or tolerances. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of the performance requirements, thereby reducing the risk of product failure and disputes over quality or reliability.
Stresses. In no case shall the stress in the concrete under proposed working load exceed 50 kg/cm2, and 70 kg/ cm2, in the case of 1:2:4 and 1:1: 1/2:3 mix respectively steel stresses shall not exceed 2300 kg/cm2 in tension and 1900 kg/cm2; in compression. When the stresses in concrete piles are reviewed. No consideration will be given for the effectiveness of reinforcement.
Stresses the need to review regularly the implementation of relevant resolutions of the Meetings of the Parties within national reports;
Stresses the need to support the development of Iraqi civil society and its full political representation and participation in the various reform processes; maintains that particular attention should be paid to the representation of women, young people and people from all ethnic and religious groups of Iraqi society, including Christians, Shia and Sunni Muslims, Yazidis and Mandaeans, Shabak, Kurds, Turkmens and others, whose demands need to be addressed; stresses, at the same time, the need to establish as a priority the achievement of an inclusive, non-sectarian political class, representative of all parts forming Iraqi society;
Stresses moreover, the need to intensify the aid currently permitted by the new guidelines for investment in the most remote regions and all the other geographically disadvantaged regions referred to in the Treaty of Amsterdam;
Stresses the need to guarantee favourable conditions for the return to work of those who have benefited from parental leave, especially concerning reinstatement to the same post or an equivalent or similar post, in accordance with the contract or terms of employment, changes to working hours and/or routines on their return to work (including the need for the employer to justify any refusal) to benefit from training periods, from protection against dismissal and less favourable treatment as a result of applying for or taking parental leave, and a protection period after their return so that they can readjust to their job;
Stresses the fact that a well functioning customs policy plays a key role in protecting intellectual property rights, combating the illegal entry of goods and counterfeit products into the single market, and therefore enhances safety and security for European consumers;
Stresses that the EU and Australia are strong and like-minded partners with a deep bilateral relationship that both share values and the principles of democracy, respect for human rights and the rule of law, maintain increasingly strong political and economic ties and enjoy close and active cultural, academic and people-to-people connections;
Stresses. Waterbird species are most affected by threats that affect them directly, and/ or their habitats. Proportionally, hunting and viruses cause most mortality, and recreational activities and other works cause greatest disturbance. Industrial and military effluents, invasive alien species and fishing & harvesting of aquatic resources cause both mortality and/ or disturbance (Figure 5.3). Most of the habitat changes caused are due to degradation, with a smaller number of threats deemed to be due to conversion (dams and water management, and annual and perennial crops). Among those threats indirectly affecting species, a reduction in reproductive success was the most widely reported in waterbirds, for 197 species-threat combinations overall, and most widely under hunting and trapping, invasive alien species and recreational activities (Figure 5.4). However, proportionally it was temperature extremes and storms & flooding leading to reduced reproductive success that were highest. Competition (20 species-threat combinations) and hybridization (6 species-threat combinations) were the other stresses reported as indirectly affecting species.
Stresses that – thanks to Parliament’s persistence in the negotiations – a number of provisions have been adopted for the first time which will be instrumental in making the new financial framework operational, consistent, transparent and more responsive to the needs of EU citizens; highlights, in particular, the new arrangements relating to revision of the MFF, flexibility, own resources and the unity and transparency of the budget, which were key priorities for Parliament in the negotiations;
Stresses the urgency of enhanced ambition in order to ensure the highest possible mitigation and adaptation efforts by all Parties;