Примеры использования Significant transboundary на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Prevention of significant transboundary harm.
Questions for discussion Is the proposed PP likely to have any significant transboundary effects?
There is no significant transboundary impact.
Is this percentage sufficient to prevent any significant transboundary impact?
There is no significant transboundary impact on Norwegian territory.
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Convention on the Prevention of Significant Transboundary Harm.
The likely significant transboundary environmental, including health, effects;
Most countries reported only a limited number of significant transboundary impacts.
The likely significant transboundary environmental, including health, effects.
The term“major” implies that there may be a significant transboundary impact through these waters.
Thus, significant transboundary harm must have been caused by the"physical consequences" of activities in question.
In Canada, Croatia,Germany and Poland, the likelihood of a significant transboundary impact was first determined.
In addition to elaborating a general definition, it would be necessary to draw up a list of activities andmaterials capable of causing significant transboundary harm.
Adopts the Convention on the Prevention of Significant Transboundary Harm, annexed to the present resolution;
States shall take all appropriate measures to prevent orminimize the risk of significant transboundary harm.
The fourth criterion is that the significant transboundary harm must have been caused by the"physical consequences" of such activities.
The procedure aimed at determining whether the activity was likely to have a significant transboundary environmental impact.
To say that"liability arises from significant transboundary harm" is to leave open the question of precisely who(or what) is liable.
The EIA concluded that the majority of environmental aspects identified would not result in significant transboundary impacts.
The fourth criterion to delimit the scope of the topic is that the significant transboundary harm must have been caused by the"physical consequences" of activities in question.
That so-called principle could be used as a pretext to victimize neighbouring States by carrying out activities which caused significant transboundary harm.
The State of origin shall take all appropriate measures to prevent significant transboundary harm or at any event to minimize the risk thereof.
That so-called principle could be used as a pretext to victimize neighbouring States by carrying out activities which caused significant transboundary harm.
Since the point at issue was activities involving a risk of causing significant transboundary harm, the principle ought to be to be reflected in the text.
The operator bears liability for the significant transboundary harm caused by its activity during the period in which he exercises control over the activity.
The operator of an activity referred to in article 1 shall be liable for all significant transboundary harm caused by such activity.
In some circumstances, it may be most appropriate for victims of significant transboundary harm to seek redress through the judicial or administrative systems of the State of origin.
Obligations to notify and consult on“planned measures” are applicable to a selected number of activities which may have a significant transboundary impact on the environment.
These are activities that have a high probability of causing significant transboundary harm or a low probability of causing disastrous transboundary harm.
May it be delegated to the project proponent/developer? Decide whether activity may have significant transboundary environmental impact and require notifying potentially affected Parties.