Examples of using Existing installations in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Existing installations covered by a directive are defined as those in existence on 3 October 1990, the date of reunification.
The development and implementation of strategies for decommissioning existing installations and the remediation of former nuclear sites.
New bundles with EM baffles can be tailor-made for existing installations which can amply match the capacity of the original heat exchangers.
Furthermore, besides investment aids for innovation, regional investment aids for modernising existing installations, aid for research
In addition it is recognised that in exceptional cases existing installations may be exempted from the prohibition.
Secondly, increased safety monitoring of existing installations or those being built is essential.
The steel aid code authorizes environmental protection aid only for existing installations, not for new ones.
To meet these requirements, you need a highly effective reagent and process that can be incorporated into existing installations.
This is used a lot when lists of new wires to be mounted at existing installations are going to be printed out.
meet individual requirements and the service lift can be retrofitted to most existing installations.
can be easily fitted to new and existing installations.
It is possible to do a“ dist-upgrade” from Debian 7 to Debian 8 for existing installations.
By retrofitting standard GDTs with the SEMPER, GDT existing installations can be upgraded.
identification efficiency in existing installations.
structures adaptable to all types of existing installations.
the prolongation of the ship lift constitute eligible investments as their objective does not seem to be the improvement of the productivity of existing installations.
It is now two years since the deadline passed for existing installations to be given permits ensuring they minimise pollutant emissions,
This work is not connected with a new port but with improving the existing installations, and especially the building of a sea wall to improve the protection of the present harbour in the event of rough weather.
Whereas existing installations falling under Directive 96/61/EC which are covered by a national plan can under no circumstances be exempted from the provisions of that Directive,
Existing installations undergoing a substantial change shall remain within the scope of the national plan,