Examples of using Re-using in English and their translations into Slovak
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sharing and re-using scientific data
The Directive clarifies the legal framework for re-using PSI in the internal market, where markedly different rules
And it's such a great way of re-using something that would otherwise end up in landfill.
Contamination is just not acceptable when re-using water for other applications or keeping bacteria and microorganisms in sludge processes alive.
In addition, the anti-passback feature eliminates the possibility of re-using the ID to enter the protected zone without first leaving it.
Project re-using meteorological data from Slovak hydrometeorological institute with aim to provide data as Open Data via CSV files as well as(INSPIRE aligned) services.
research on innovative solutions for re-using heritage buildings
We repeatedly update our own Waste Management Program based on the separation and re-using of waste as recyclable materials.
And consumers can minimize waste by buying only what they need and re-using left-over food.
which should give us a better system for collecting, re-using and recycling, is still some time away,
Cost savings by re-using and re-engineering an existing IT tool in new areas instead of developing new single-purpose tools,
The impossibility of re-using the data without permission would compromise the possibility to reduce the overall number of toxicity studies,
These have been financed as integrated schemes aimed at achieving a better use of inner-city space- sometimes by re-using derelict land
consumption policies under the“3Rs- reducing, re-using and recycling” umbrella.
including with regard to investments in recycling or re-using water.
including those concerning investments in recycling or re-using water.
Most would prefer making individual-level lifestyle changes such as re-using disposable products or buying recycled products,
By recovering, re-using and recycling parts from used toner cartridges Canon has been able to reduce its reliance on new raw materials by more than 273,000 tonnes between 1990 and 2017.
Most would prefer making individual-level lifestyle changes such as re-using disposable products, rather than either
minimising waste by recycling and re-using resources and materials,