Examples of using Groundwaters in English and their translations into Chinese
{-}
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Programming
He also proposed to adopt a step-by-step approach, to the study of the topic, first taking up groundwaters.
In introducing his first report in 1993, he was inclined to include" unrelated confined groundwaters" in the topic.
Until we can reach a decision on the definition, the Special Rapporteur intends to use the term" confined transboundary groundwaters" for purposes of convenience.
It is obvious that almost all the principles embodied in the Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses are also applicable to confined transboundary groundwaters.
(g) Article 4 of the Framework Act on the Drinking Water and Sanitation Sector refers to groundwaters over which municipalities have the right of preference.
The addendum to the report was technical in nature and sought to provide a better understanding of what constituted confined transboundary groundwaters.
Even in regions with the more advanced management of groundwaters, no categorization had been made between related and unrelated groundwaters.
It was also pointed out that the norms to be developed by the Commission should be applicable to all transboundary groundwaters, irrespective of whether they were being exploited by one or more States.
The term" groundwaters", which has been consistently used in the Commission, should not mean all the underground waters, but a body of underground waters constituting a unitary whole which could be extracted.
Mr. Kendall(Argentina) said that his country, as a Guarani aquifer system State, had a special interest in the topic of shared natural resources and transboundary groundwaters.
Hayton, R. D. and A. E. Utton," Transboundary groundwaters: the Bellagio Draft Treaty", Natural Resources Journal, vol. 28, 1989.
The elaboration of draft articles on groundwaters would have implications on oil and gas and conversely State practice on oil and gas has a bearing on groundwaters.
It agreed that the word" shared" should be dropped from the title of the topic, and that the term" confined transboundary groundwaters" should be replaced with" transboundary aquifer systems".
An Environment Agency spokeswoman said:"Following a dry winter, some rivers, groundwaters and reservoirs are lower than normal for the time of year.
It was generally understood that the topic covered three kinds of natural resources: groundwaters, oil and natural gas, as indicated in the syllabus prepared by Robert Rosenstock.
Support was also expressed for the idea that the Special Rapporteur should obtain an inventory of confined transboundary groundwaters at a global level with an analysis of the regional characteristics of the resources.
Turning to the topic of shared natural resources, he said that, despite the many similarities between groundwaters and oil and natural gas, the differences between them were more significant.
At the same time, the term" confined transboundary groundwaters" should be precisely clarified with the assistance of experts and the differences between confined groundwaters and surface waters should be pointed out.
The point was made that the term" confined transboundary groundwaters" needed to be clarified precisely, with the assistance of experts, and that the differences with surface waters also had to be pointed out.
He emphasized the vital importance of groundwaters for mankind, their distinct differences from surface waters and the need to acquire sufficient knowledge of those groundwaters. .