Translation of "select-low control " (English → French) :

optimisation of the product design process, by the selection of low-impact materials - giving preference to bio-based materials; moreover, hazardous substances, including many heavy metals, should not be allowed systematically to increase in concentration in the biosphere; furthermore, chemicals should be used in a non-dissipatory way; safety of chemicals should be assessed through a science-based hazard and/or risk-approach; priority should be given, however, to the substitution principle, meaning that hazardous substances including many heavy metals should preferably be replaced by more benign ones or safeguarded throug ...[+++]h tightly controlled closed-loop recycling,

optimization of the product design process, by the selection of low-impact materials - giving preference to bio-based materials; moreover, scarce elements, like many heavy metals, should not be allowed systematically to increase in concentration in the biosphere; furthermore, chemicals should be used in a non-dissipatory way; safety of chemicals should be assessed through a science-based hazard and/or risk-approach; priority, should be given, however, to the substitution principle meaning that hazardous substances including many heavy metals should preferably be replaced by more benign ones or safeguarded through tightly ...[+++]controlled closed-loop recycling,

(13) Anti-lock braking systems with 'select-high` control are deemed to include both directly and indirectly controlled wheels; in systems with 'select-low` control, all sensed wheels are deemed to be directly controlled wheels.

(1) Anti-lock braking systems with 'select-high` control are deemed to include both directly and indirectly controlled wheels; in systems with 'select-low` control, all sensed wheels are deemed to be directly controlled wheels.

24. Emphasises that a variety of 'low risk' crop protection products should be available to prevent the development of pest resistance; stresses the need for preference to be given, whenever possible, to organic methods of pest control and to the use of sound farming practices (in particular crop rotation, weeding and a reduction in the amounts of pesticide applied), rather than to the systematic use of pesticides, and for products which are known to be hazardous to be replaced by more selective, less persistent and more biodegradabl ...[+++]e products;