Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Waste of resources in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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creating new sandy beaches without undertaking the necessary infrastructural works is just a waste of resources.
risks with regard to environmental pollution, waste of resources, industrial accidents and occupational diseases.
must be such that it improves the current situation without leading to further waste of resources.
A high moisture content in the fuel means energy loss and a waste of resources.
Notebook features intact, but because of capacity issues to abandon, what a waste of resources.
It is true to say that the people have had enough of wars, and the waste of resources.
Moreover, it would mean a waste of resources for the companies that have invested in technical solutions for Stage IIIB.
Knowledge of even an unsuccessful innovation can prevent waste of resources and encourage other ideas.
Any other course of action would be a waste of resources, because it would take on average three to four years to develop a new tyre model.
The circular economy aims to drastically reduce the waste of resources while reducing the impact on our environment and increasing prosperity.
The speed of action should be critically evaluated in order to avoid waste of resources and unintended implications.
Without regulations, pollution and waste of resources would undoubtedly be worse than they are today.
to prevent duplication of work and waste of resources.
scholarship were a waste of resources.
rebuild everything seems like a waste of resources.
maintenance of such monstrosities are a waste of resources.
For their own health, and reduce the waste of resources, should try to use glass,
If we want to avoid the duplication or possible waste of resources which is so typical,
I would like to mention at this point the need to coordinate the European Union's security dimension with NATO's to prevent any duplication of effort and waste of resources.
Member States generally call for the development of a coherent area of knowledge in the youth field to fight dispersion and waste of resources, ensure availability of updated information, fill gaps and avoid overlaps.