Examples of using Waste generated in English and their translations into German
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We consume less paint material and thus, there is also far less waste generated.
Legislation-compliant recycling and disposal of all waste generated.
Waste generated is collected by an environmental manager.
In the Winery, the majority of waste generated is Non-Hazardous.
All materials or waste generated in our processes are re-used
No demolition also means no waste generated at the expense of the planet.
The same applies to non-edible waste generated during the preparation of food in the canteen.
Kilos: that's the average amount of waste generated by every German every year.
The waste generated during an entire cruise cannot be returned to the home port.
Where necessary, measures for the prevention and recovery of waste generated by the installation.
Hungary(QR 2004), Methods for estimating waste generated by households.
These landfills still absorb the waste generated by the municipalities of Nicosia and Limassol, as adequate waste infrastructure has yet to be built in these municipalities.
The proposed inventories of existing waste and waste generated during routine operations will only serve to identify waste management requirements and the related technical possibilities.
Table 21 and Table 23 to Table 25 give details of the methods applied to estimate waste generated by businesses;
As discussed in section 2.1, the available evidence suggests that the volume of waste generated in the EU is likely to increase.
The year 2005 edition presents an update of the successful 2003 publication Waste generated and treated in Europe.
An important distinction is made between waste generated by households, on the one hand, and waste generated by businesses, i.e.‘commercial contamination', on the other.
However, the mandatory discharge requirements of the Directive is currently not applicable to the waste generated by scrubbers;
The waste generated by the pressing and stamping operations is processed in a scrap press for reuse in electric melting furnaces.