Examples of using Nuclear industry in English and their translations into Japanese
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In the coming nuclear industry development, WTEC will make a great progress and have a bright future.
Japan's nuclear industry has always acted under a veil of secrecy.
The nuclear industry has gained expert status at scaring people.
Global nuclear industry has seen an increase in electricity generated in 2019, but not likely enough to reach the peak generation of 2006.
Before the Fukushima Daiichi triple meltdown, Japan's nuclear industry had 54 operating nuclear reactors.
Nuclear industry executives say Mr Immelt's comments reflect conditions in only one country: the US.
He's a former nuclear industry executive who now gives expert testimony on reactor safety.
The technology was expected to make Areva and EDF the undisputed leaders of the world nuclear industry.
The Japanese nuclear industry is run so that the more you fail, the more money you receive,” Mr. Sakurai said.
For various reasons, in many nations the nuclear industry cannot tell the truth about its progress, its promise or its perils.
Expectations that the nuclear industry will learn from past experience and lower the construction costs have also been belied repeatedly.
Nuclear industry spruikers will insist that no-one is at risk from low-level radiation exposure from Fukushima.
But with the crisis in the Japanese nuclear industry, that route is no longer viable.
Success in winning the Barakah project resulted not only from the efforts of the South Korean nuclear industry, but also the strong support of the country's government.
The first barrier designed by the nuclear industry is supposed to be the fuel pellet itself.
The nuclear industry is promoting nuclear power as a solution to global warming.
The entire global nuclear industry also ignored the possibility of a nuclear disaster involving two or more nuclear reactors stemming from a common event.
Yet scientists and activists question these government and nuclear industry“safe” limits of radiation exposure.
Gundersen is a former nuclear industry senior vice president who has coordinated projects at 70 nuclear power plants around the country.
Yet, nuclear industry supporters argue that it's completely safe and not to worry.