Betekenis van:
entrapment

entrapment
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • a defense that claims the defendant would not have broken the law if not tricked into doing it by law enforcement officials

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    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. Entrapment/pinching
    2. Entrapment of fingers
    3. Entrapment/pinching Minor pinching —
    4. explanation of possible consequences (entrapment).
    5. Entrapment of fingers as far as possible.
    6. RISKS: The main risks associated with the product are entrapment and flammability.
    7. Entrapment of legs maintaining the child submerged in an opening through which the child was able to slip.
    8. Suspended beds shall not constitute a hazard (e.g. entrapment) to other children (e.g. siblings) who may come in contact with the bed.
    9. Stitching and decorative parts on duvets shall not become loose when subject to mechanical stress from foreseeable use and thus pose a risk of entrapment (especially of fingers).
    10. Movement of the child’s body weight shall not create gaps or modify existing gaps leading to entrapment of the fingers, hands and feet.
    11. easy escape in case of capsizing, avoidance of any other forms of entrapment or entanglement regarding parts of the human body;
    12. Cot bumpers shall not constitute a risk of entrapment of the head and neck of the child in loops or cords or other attachment devices.
    13. In 2002, 2007 and 2008 the US CPSC ordered the recall of some models of mattresses for cots due to entrapment hazards and unfounded claims [6].
    14. Cot bumpers shall not pose an additional entrapment or asphyxiation hazard if the child manages to put his/her head between the cot bumper and the side of the cot.
    15. The child should not be able to lift the parts of the foldable mattress, which could give him/her access to the bed base and thus increase the risk of entrapment.