Examples of using Technically and economically in English and their translations into Arabic
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The selection of these control strategies should be based on the information on technical characteristics derived in the baseline evaluation i.e. to be able to select measures that are technically and economically feasible in relation to the current status.
To request Parties to urge enterprises subject to their jurisdiction to apply responsible use practices as described by the n-PB task force in its 2001 report in cases where n-PB must be used, as far as technically and economically feasible.
Notes: For an exemption holder or nominee to qualify for an exemption, a commitment must be demonstrated to finding technically and economically viable alternatives and achieving a transition to the use of alternatives.
further ensure that the guidance is consistent with other relevant multilateral environmental agreements and is subject to the availability of storage solutions that are technically and economically feasible and can be implemented by the Parties themselves.
(e) Voluntary efforts, where appropriate, by States to convert their civilian nuclear research reactors from using highly enriched uranium(HEU) to low enriched uranium(LEU) when technically and economically feasible.
exclusive authority to regulate the Water, Wastewater(Sewerage Services) and Electricity Sector in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi and regulates all Licensed Operators both technically and economically.
wherever technically and economically viable, acquiring thus the Organization a commitment to pollution prevention.
Thermal Energy Storing Systems are considered one of the most important load displacement techniques, effectively contributing in reducing and shifting the peak loads that represent the biggest burden for the electricity facilities, technically and economically.
Another, however, said that there was a lack of technically and economically viable alternatives to the use of mercury in chlor-alkali production plants in his country, and that an allowableuse exemption would be needed.
It is technically and economically feasible to accelerate the phase-out of most ODSs, to reduce their emissions in many applications, and to collect and destroy a large amount of the ODS contained in foam, refrigeration, and air conditioning equipment.
It is also technically and economically feasible to phase down the use of high-GWP HFCs in mobile air conditioning(MAC) and other applications where ODSs already have been phased out.
Recalling decision XI/13, paragraph 7," to encourage the use of methyl bromide recovery and recycling technology(where technically and economically feasible) to reduce emissions of methyl bromide, until alternatives to methyl bromide for quarantine and preshipment uses are available".
With regard to Quarantine treatments associated with international trade, the IPPC has an agreed policy that alternatives to methyl bromide should be used wherever technically and economically feasible, advice mirroring that in Decision VII/5(c).
We encourage States concerned, on a voluntary basis, to further minimize highly enriched uranium(HEU) stocks and use and to convert radioisotope production to low-enriched uranium targets, where technically and economically feasible.
Participating States will consider, where appropriate, converting highly-enriched-uranium fuelled research reactors, and other nuclear facilities using highly enriched uranium, to use low enriched uranium, where it is technically and economically feasible;
He noted that the draft decision as it then stood provided that a workshop would be held on the availability of technically and economically feasible alternatives and technologies for reducing methyl bromide emissions.
when technically and economically feasible.
however, soilless substrates had not been proven to be technically and economically feasible beyond foundation stock in Australia.
The previous European Union regulation on certain F-gases(Regulation(EC) No 842/2006) prohibited the intentional and unnecessary release of fluorinated greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. It also required all persons responsible for emissions to take all technically and economically feasible measures to prevent and minimize leakage.
(c) Information on technically and economically viable alternatives to.