Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• There are countries without any national room for manoeuvre, which are unable to resist the simultaneous and violent forces of the internal market, single currency and globalisation.
• In keeping with the principle of non
• This value can be increased if the Infrastructure Manager can demonstrate that the actuation and locking system of the switch is able to resist the lateral impact forces of a wheelset.
• The wheelchair occupant restraint anchorages shall resist the static forces prescribed for occupant restraint anchorages in UNECE Regulation 14
• The tragic nuclear power plant disaster in Fukushima Daiichi has shown that infrastructure employing the latest technologies and previously regarded as safe cannot resist the forces of nature.
• 07 simultaneously with the static forces applied to the wheelchair tie
• down anchorages as specified in 2.2 below.
• Unable to resist the forces that are pulling them down.

• The axle stands shall be placed under the axles in such a way that the tyres do not bear the crushing force.
• The European Union must be capable of bringing its influence to bear on any political forces in Bosnia and Herzegovina which are seeking to sabotage this process.
• Suitable axle stands shall be provided so that the tractor tyres do not bear the crushing force.
• If Member States cannot be trusted to fulfil their obligations, then, sadly, the only option is to bring to bear the full force of Community law and to exact substantial retribution.
• We must bring pressure to bear on Zaire to stop it being the turntable for the arms traffic in European Union must bring all its strength to bear to force Zaire to shut down those radio stations that incite people to hatred.
• You ever know a polar bear that tried to force itself into its cage?
• Suitable axle stands shall be provided so that the tractor tyres do not bear crushing force.
• Suitable axle stands shall be provided so that the tractor tyres do not bear the crushing force.