Примеры использования Environment quality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Environment quality.
Evaluation and environment quality management.
Environment Quality Authority, Gaza.
The purpose of impact monitoring is to make sure that environment quality and human health objectives are realized.
Environment, quality of food, public health and society.
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The purpose of environmental-quality monitoring is to make sure that environment quality and human health objectives are realized.
Environment quality and methods for measuring emissions that are harmful to forests.
Mrs. Natalia Zgircu, chief of chemical laboratory, biologist,Department of Environment Quality Monitoring, State Hydrometerological Service.
Wonderful environment, quality service and catering services will ensure success of the conference and participants' satisfaction.
Consideration should also be given to the adoption of quality management systems and environment quality practices covering the entire facility.
Key words: educational environment, quality of high school's life, level of students' satisfaction, improvement of university activity.
IAEA Marine Environment Laboratory did a baseline study on the environment quality of a lake through a project funded by GEF in Egypt.
The use of RES is the fastest and optimal way for developing countries to improve social and living conditions andis an opportunity for sustainable development with the environment quality maintained.
Also inasituation where the environment quality isnot duly regulated the system ofrisk evaluation may significantly raise the efficiency ofecological analysis.
These fiscal concessions will go a long way to promote social housing,which has a direct relationship with productivity, environment, quality of life and equity.
In addition, UNIDO is engaged in formulating area-wide environment quality management plans for critically polluted industrial areas in India and Nepal.
The persons to whom the administrative procedure causes or may cause damages in respect of the common rights such as public health, education,cultural heritage, environment, quality of life, etc.;
Latvia* indicates Regulations on Environment Quality Standards for Petrol Stations, Oil Depots and Mobile Tanks(1999), and a timetable for vapour recovery stages I and II.
The Plan includes all the components of safe motherhood and is divided into four specific areas:an enabling policy environment, quality of care, surveillance, and health promotion.
Brand's position in competitive environment, quality distribution, product advantages that are clear for the consumer- all these factors are very important in a highly competitive market of construction materials.
The purpose of environmental-quality monitoring is to provide information for decision-making to make sure that environment quality and human health objectives are realized.
As country offices are the front lines of UNDP engagement with its programme countries, it is critical that country staff- from the Resident Representative down to the programme assistants- embody the highest levels of professionalism, competence and commitment not only to the core UNDP mission of poverty reduction but also those factors thatdramatically affect the levels of poverty, such as environment quality.
Mindful of the potential threat posed by industry to the environment, his Government had introduced national environment quality standards in 1993, thereby creating awareness of environmental issues among industrialists.
These are reflected in our Ethical, Social and Quality Standards applying to all our businesses worldwide, addressing the following topics: Legal Compliance, Ethical Conduct, Fair Competition, Anti-Bribery, Business Records,Third Party Rights, Environment, Quality, Product Responsibility, Security and Risk Mitigation, International Trade, Health and Safety, Human Rights, Working Conditions, Qualified Personnel, Implementation of Standards, Suppliers and Business Partners as well as Gifts, Entertainment and Gratuities.
The size of population in the largest metropolitan areas makes it difficult to establish closed circuits(of e.g. nutrients) andincreases the probability of overloading local recipients- conflict between urban growth and environment quality water, air, soil.
Urban sprawl leads to a loss of farmland and natural areas and increases the energy use and overall emissions from urban transport- conflict between urban sprawl anduse of land as a limited resource and environment quality air, climate.
Other early clues include a 1969 survey indicating majority support for both slower economic growth to prevent environmental deterioration and for higher local taxes to fight water pollution,reflecting a willingness to pay for better environment quality.
One can foresee that return from 10 to 33 smaller territorial units will not only cost more as regards management expenditures, but will also make work of the Government more difficult as regards both interaction with the new local administration andexecution of the budget, relations with business environment, quality of statistics, etc.
Conversion of inner-city green areas and fragmentation of the green structuresof cities implies a reduction in recreational areas and ecosystems and may limit the possibility of establishing closed circuits- conflict between intensive use of inner-city open space for building purposes and the environment quality.