Common use of Compatibility and Equivalence Clause in Contracts

Compatibility and Equivalence. 1. Without prejudice to the rights conferred by this Chapter and taking into account the international activities on standards and metrology, the Parties shall, to the greatest extent, make compatible their respective standards and metrology measures, without reducing the level of safety or protection to human, animal or plant life or health, the environment and consumers.

Compatibility and Equivalence. 1. Without prejudice to the rights conferred by under this Chapter Chapter, and taking into account the international activities on standards and metrologystandardization activities, the Parties shall, to the greatest extentextent practicable, make compatible their respective standards and metrology measures, standards-related measures without reducing the level of safety or of protection to of human, animal or plant life or health, the environment and or consumers.

Compatibility and Equivalence. 1. Without prejudice to the rights conferred by this Chapter and taking into account the international activities on standards and metrology, the Parties shall, shall to the greatest extent, extent practical make compatible their respective standards and metrology measures, without reducing the level of safety or protection to human, animal or plant life or health, the environment and consumers.

Compatibility and Equivalence. 1. Without prejudice to the rights conferred by under this Chapter Chapter, and taking into account the international activities on standards standardization and metrologymetrology activities, the Parties shall, to the greatest extentextent practicable, make compatible their respective standards standards-related and metrology measures, metrology-related measures without reducing the level of safety or of protection to of human, animal or plant life or health, the environment and or consumers.

Compatibility and Equivalence. 1. Without prejudice to the rights conferred by of any Party under this Chapter Chapter, and taking into account the international activities on standards standardization and metrologymetrology activities, the Parties shall, to the greatest extentextent practicable, make compatible their respective standards standardization and metrology measures, without thereby reducing the level of safety or protection to of human, animal or and plant life or health, the environment and or consumers.