Examples of using Waste in English and their translations into Arabic
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the Middle East in the field of protecting the environment from hazardous waste and removing its damage to the environment and society.”.
In order not to“reinvent the wheel” and not waste time on unsuccessful searches for the solution of the problem of excess weight, it is enough to get a doctor's advice and some useful advice from a nutrition specialist.
(ii) Increased number of UNEP-supported national, subregional, regional and global projects and processes that build national capacities to manage chemicals and chemical waste in a manner that minimizes significant risks to human health and the environment.
you may be considering it a waste of time.
So wouldn't it be great if we could have experts immediately access the robots without having to waste any time of driving to the site, so whoever's there, use their robots over the Internet.
We will create more value from waste by transforming it into resources for all our production processes- providing sustainable waste treatment solutions. In urban areas, we will use construction and demolition waste to produce recycled aggregates.
Now most of the hotels or KTV are using the waiter to lead the customer to the designated room, so not only waste a lot of labor, but also inefficient, RFID automatic room guidance system has the following advantages.
The outer casing ensures the casting of the filling material and its solid shape, and the internal light is usefully reflected to avoid waste of light energy; the filling material ensures light penetration and uniform dispersion.
The project, supported by China, has four components, namely: rainwater harvesting; reuse of waste water for forest plantation irrigation; a drought early warning system and adaptation to drought; and sustainable transboundary ecosystem management for Lake Tanganyika.
While she supported international efforts to maximize the benefits of nuclear energy, she was also in favour of activities designed to ensure the safety and security of nuclear programmes, including those involving transport and waste disposal.
We put waste water and some source of CO2 into our floating structure, and the waste water provides nutrients for the algae to grow, and they sequester CO2
In the case of leather such criteria refer to chromium emissions into water, emission of organic solvents, treatment of waste water(via an individual or common biological water purification installation) and the" responsible" transport or re-use of waste leather.
Results of the analytical analysis of extracts produced by the waste are evaluated by using the component of the environment which is most likely to be affected by the pollutants
A best Internet Filter for Mac provides your children with a comfortable online environment by recording, filtering and blocking harmful websites and bad content in case your children waste a lot of precious time on dirty information.
Since taxis can waste a lot of your time because you have to queue to get one, the best option to a person who does not want to travel by bus would be car hire.
Since 1996, a total of 1,874 vehicles and equipment have been distributed for waste collection and disposal, of which 1,315(70 per cent) have been procured with programme resources.
In Annex VIII, the wording in first paragraph from" their designation on this Annex does not preclude the use of Annex III to demonstrate that a waste is not hazardous" should be changed and discussed in 6th OEWG.
While they may reduce emissions of toxic substances into the air, the disposal of contaminated filters and waste water from the scrubbers results in the contamination of other environmental media, such as soil and ground water.
results from the combination of the properties of the waste and the way the waste is treated.
On 5, 13 and 27 January 2005, three clean-up operations to remove accumulated waste that was restricting security patrols were launched by MINUSTAH, with the voluntary support of the local population.