Examples of using Radioactive waste management in English and their translations into Swedish
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maintain national policies on spent fuel and radioactive waste management.
These projects cover the three priorities equally: radioactive waste management, radiation protection, and other activities in the field of nuclear technologies and safety.
promotes public information and participation with regard to spent fuel and radioactive waste management.
the Spanish Radioactive Waste Management Company, by its own means
The proposed Directive sets out an EU legal framework for spent fuel and radioactive waste management.
Radioactive waste management facility' means any facility
Each Member State is responsible for its own spent fuel and radioactive waste management policy.
It has also provided its own contribution to the radioactive waste management projects needed for the restoration of the site.
Information visit to La Hague Recycling Plant and ANDRA(National Radioactive Waste Management Agency), France TENVAR.
Recalls the Council Resolution of 19 December 1994 on radioactive waste management and the Community Action Plan in the field of radioactive waste for 1993 to 1999 annexed to the Council Resolution of 15 June 1992;
The Commission today confirmed that it wanted to introduce binding legislation on the safety of nuclear installations and radioactive waste management in the European Union by proposing a revised version of its two proposals for directives of 30 January 2003.
fourth report from the Commission on the present situation and prospects for radioactive waste management in the European Union covering the situation until the end of 1997;
Radioactive waste management and safeguarding nuclear materials:
their effective participation in the process of decision making on certain aspects of radioactive waste management.
The European Commission will propose European legislation on radioactive waste management in the second half of 2010
In line with the recommendations on achievements, the Commission has introduced, in the 2015 call for proposals, actions addressing the safety of new approaches to the fuel cycle and radioactive waste management and their European added value.
to adopt practical measures at Community level in areas relating to nuclear safety, radioactive waste management and the decommissioning of nuclear installations.
the Commission wishes to show public opinion that it is determined to provide the EU with a credible nuclear safety and radioactive waste management policy in the form of legally binding instruments to be implemented by the Member States.
to work with Member States towards harmonisation at Community level of radioactive waste management strategies and practices wherever possible.
by Directive 2009/31/EC31 applies to facilities for spent fuel management and facilities for radioactive waste management, in so far as they are covered by Annex I of this Directive.
