Betekenis van:
building code
building code
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- verordening voor bouwen en vernieuwen
- set of standards established and enforced by local government for the structural safety of buildings
Hyperoniemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- The ‘MBA code’ column should make reference to the MBA code to which the building in this entry belongs.
- The interface between the Code, the MTCR and bilateral and regional confidence building measure arrangements in pursuit of the goal of missile non-proliferation as well as between the Code and the UN system (UNGA),
- That Common Position calls, inter alia, for the promotion of the subscription of as many countries as possible to the Code, especially those with ballistic missile capabilities, as well as for the further development and implementation of the Code, especially its confidence building measures, and for the promotion of a closer relationship between the Code and the UN multilateral non-proliferation system.
- The European Union considers the Code as an important multilateral instrument which aims at curbing the proliferation of ballistic missiles systems and related technologies through transparency and confidence building measures.
- The products resulting from the first-stage processing of raw float glass are intermediate goods used in the manufacture of safety glass (statistical code CN 7007 — consisting of toughened (tempered) or laminated glass) and of multiple-walled insulating units of glass for the building industry (statistical code CN 7008 — consisting of at least two panes of glass separated by one or more hermetically sealed spaces enclosing dehydrated air and/or other gases).
- In order to enable more specific implementation of the general principle contained in the framework agreement, and building on the experience of point 3.10 in the 1995 Code of Conduct between the Commission and the European Parliament, the two institutions agree on the following measures:
- In order to enable more specific implementation of the general principle contained in the framework agreement, and building on the experience of point 3.10 in the 1995 Code of Conduct between the Commission and the European Parliament, the two institutions agree on the following measures: INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS 2. In relation to international agreements, including trade agreements (the preparation phase for such agreements, draft negotiating directives and the adopted negotiating directives) the Commission shall provide early and clear briefing of the European Parliament in order to be able to take due account of the European Parliament's views in so far as possible.