Примеры использования Stringent environmental standards на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The company observes the most stringent environmental standards and applies the most up-to-date technologies in this area.
It is the most innovative andefficient type of gas treatment units that meets the most stringent environmental standards.
The results were not always in favour of stringent environmental standards, but they contributed to implementation.
They were optimized for high-efficiency duties using R134a as refrigerant,making it possible to comply with stringent environmental standards.
In this context concerns about the adverse impact of more stringent environmental standards on international competitiveness are also looming large.
Thus gains in market access expected from the Uruguay Round Agreements might be eroded by more stringent environmental standards.
More work was therefore needed in analysing the effects of more stringent environmental standards on both the exporting and the importing country.
A large and growing market exists for environmental goods and services(EGS), largely because of more stringent environmental standards.
Many speakers noted that more stringent environmental standards worldwide had in fact spurred the development of a rapidly growing market for environmentally sound technologies.
The content of pesticide residues in fruits is close to zero andproducts meet the most stringent environmental standards and requirements.
Germany, for example, which has stringent environmental standards has actually increased its export share in such goods while losing market shares in manufactures as a whole.
From an environmental point of view,concern is sometimes voiced that competitiveness issues may prevent the introduction of more stringent environmental standards.
The above examples show that the introduction of more stringent environmental standards need not result in adverse competitiveness effects, provided that firms are attuned to this possibility.
It agreed on the importance of discussing this topic at the Belgrade Conference given that competitiveness concerns are often used as an alibi for not moving to more stringent environmental standards.
In order for companiesto remain competitive and to meet increasingly stringent environmental standards, they will need to move towards greater eco-efficiency and cleaner production.
Renaissance's expertise with industrial projects, particularly in the cement sector, will secure compliance with Lafarge'srequirements of maximum safety, technical quality and stringent environmental standards.
To avoid a situation where industries move to the other side of the border to avoid more stringent environmental standards, environmental laws and regulations should be coordinated, and also regionally harmonized.
IUCN recognized that developing countries and countries in transition needed help to upgrade their production practices and strengthen regulatory measures in order tomeet the increasingly stringent environmental standards of major consumer markets.
A related issue is to what extent more stringent environmental standards might create incentives for firms to relocate production activities to countries with lax policies- so-called pollution havens.
Handling of hazardous materials within large scale,highly dynamic markets, stiff global competition, and stringent environmental standards are key characteristics of that industry.
International pressures for more stringent environmental standards stem also from the integration of environmental performance criteria into lending policies of bilateral donors and international financial institutions.
Happily, empirical evidence suggested that developing and developed countries, as well as economies in transition,were implementing increasingly stringent environmental standards, thus reducing the scope of trade frictions.
Firms from developed economies may also be attracted to countries with stringent environmental standards to the extent that these are seen as a quality indicator for the overall infrastructure and other services that the local environment provides to the investor.
Where increased costs of production are attributed to the fact that environmental standards are more stringent orbetter enforced than in other countries, competitiveness concerns may be seen to discourage the introduction of more stringent environmental standards.
Major driving forces for this have been the growing environmental awareness worldwide(reflected in more stringent environmental standards in major product markets) and increasing consumer preferences for"green products.
Stringent environmental standards that require large subsidies to ensure industry compliance in developed countries may have adverse trade effects on developing countries, especially those that lack the financial resources to provide similar support.
There is a broad consensus, however,that the additional cost burdens associated with more stringent environmental standards do not significantly affect international trade flows or foreign direct investment location decisions.
Major driving forces for this have been the growing environmental awareness worldwide(reflected in more stringent environmental standards in major product markets) and increasing consumer preferences for"green products.
The study on Brazil indicated that restrictions imposed from outside the country were not the main reason for the implementation of stringent environmental standards, as was observed in the case of the forest policy established by the Government of the State of Minas Gerais.
There was a broad agreement that clean andenvironmentally friendly technologies, in combination with more stringent environmental standards, played a key role for increasing efficiency of resource use and reducing the pollution intensity of economic activity, including agriculture and forestry.