Examples of using Essential-use in English and their translations into Chinese
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Table 2 shows parties' requests for essential-use exemptions for 2011 for chlorofluorocarbons(CFCs) and the initial recommendations of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel.
To authorize the levels of production and consumption of chlorofluorocarbon113 in the Russian Federation for essential-use exemptions for chlorofluorocarbons in its aerospace industry in the amount of 85 metric tonnes in 2014;
The Panel itself, however, indicated during the deliberations of the contact group established to consider issues related to the essential-use nominations that it would not be able to undertake a second review of the nominations in 2009.
The following three Parties were granted essential-use exemptions for chlorofluorocarbons for 2008: European Community(200 metric tonnes), Russian Federation(352 metric tonnes) and United States of America(385 metric tonnes).
Several speakers expressed caution regarding the proposal to promote the closure of essential-use nominations for metered-dose inhalers(MDIs), especially in those countries not operating under Article 5.
Recalling that decision IX/17 introduced an essential-use exemption for laboratory and analytical uses of ozone-depleting substances and decision XV/8 extended that exemption to 31 December 2007.
(a) To modify the handbook on essential-use nominations to reflect the provisions of decision XV/5 as previously requested, and to do the same with respect to the present decision, by 1 December 2004;
To encourage parties with stockpiles of pharmaceutical-grade chlorofluorocarbons potentially available for export to parties with essential-use exemptions in 2012 to notify the Secretariat of such quantities and of a contact point by 31 December 2011;
Members of the Committee also recalled that after 2010, Bangladesh would have the possibility of applying for an essential-use exemption for the use of CFCs in metereddose inhalers.
The present chapter provides an overview of four such exemptions: general exemptions, exemptions that temporarily delay application of a legal obligation, essential-use exemptions and emergency exceptions.
Ms. Helen Tope, Co-Chair of the Medical Technical Options Committee, presented information on the Committee' s review of Bangladesh' s revised essential-use nomination for 2011.
The representative of Pakistan said that, as his country had imported 10 tonnes of CFCs from China, a refusal to grant an essential-use exemption to his country would adversely affect many patients.
Table 1 from the note by the Secretariat(UNEP/OzL. Pro.WG.1/29/2) is included below along with the recommendations of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel on essential-use nominations for 2010- 2012.
The parties may wish to consider the review and recommendations of the Panel and plan the way forward for the consideration of essential-use nominations by the Twenty-Sixth Meeting of the Parties in November 2014.
Following Poland' s accession to the European Community, the remaining eight twelfths, i.e., 158 tonnes, would be added to the European Community' s essential-use nomination for 2004.
The essential-use nomination for Poland in 2005, when the country would be a member of the European Community, i.e., 230 tonnes, should be attributed to the European Community, making its total nomination 1,030 tonnes for 2005.
At their sixteenth Meeting, the Parties to the Protocol approved the 2006 essential-use nominations of the European Community and the United States of America" subject to a second review of the 2006 levels consistent with the requirements of decision XV/5".
Review of essential-use decisions.
B Emergency essential-use approved for 2011- 2012.
Decision VI/8: Essential-use nominations for halons for 1995.