Примеры использования Their emission data на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On 28 November 1997 the ECE secretariat requested Parties to report their emission data.
Mr. Shatalov reminded Parties that when recalculating their emission data for POPs, the whole time series should be included.
Parties are also encouraged to report on any peer review of their emission data.
Each Party should publish their emission data and inventory reports, for instance by making them available on the Internet in their entirety.
Three Parties, Latvia, Lithuania andthe Republic of Moldova, have submitted their emission data for the first time.
In early autumn, Parties are requested to submit their emission data before 31 December for the preceding year, including possible updates to previous figures.
In 2003, 76 enterprises, representing 53% of total air emissions in Belarus,reported their emission data.
Albania and the Russian Federation were not in compliance with their emission data reporting obligations under article 4 of the 1985 Sulphur Protocol;
On the basis of information provided by the secretariat,the Committee will evaluate the reporting by Parties on their emission data.
Albania, Croatia and the Russian Federation were not in compliance with their emission data reporting obligations under article 8 of the Protocol on NOx;
Compliance by Parties with their emission data reporting obligations under the Protocols, prepared on the basis of information provided by EMEP(EB. AIR/2003/1/Add.1, paras. 3-17); and.
All experts designated by Parties are recommended to use RepDab to check their emission data prior to its submission.
In early autumn, Parties are requested to submit their emission data before 31 December for the preceding year, including possible updates to previous figures ECE/EB. AIR/24, para. 28(e) and EB. AIR/GE.1/16, para. 18.
The Committee remained concerned that a few Parties were consistently in non-compliance with their emission data reporting obligations.
The review of the VOC cost data has shown that many Parties have updated their emission data for 1990 and hence the CORINAIR90 data, which was used as a common basis for modelling are no longer fully accepted.
Parties' designated experts are recommended to make use of this easy andrapid initial quality control of their emission data prior to its submission.
Invited Parties to report their emission data in the next reporting round(by the deadline of 15 February 2007) in accordance with the revised reporting templates available on the EMEP website, to use REPDAB to verify submissions before sending them, to submit Informative Inventory Reports(IIR) by 15 March 2007 and stressed the importance of including emissions of POPs, heavy metals and PM;
In addition, Parties are encouraged to submit,no later than three months after submitting their emission data report, an informative inventory report. This should contain.
Called upon Parties to report emissions of heavy metals and invited the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections to provide guidance to Parties for improving the quality of their emission data;
The Committee, taking into account its previous conclusions regarding Parties' reporting of their emission data, reached the following conclusions, which it draws to the attention of the Executive Body.
The Committee noted with satisfaction that Greece and Romania had provided the missing data as requested in decision 2008/10 andhad thus complied with their emission data reporting obligations.
Mr. Williams drew the attention of the Executive Body to the Parties' progress in reporting their emission data and the state of the emission database at the Meteorological Synthesizing Centre-West MSC-W.
Furthermore recalls that the Implementation Committee in its third report(EB. AIR/2000/2, para. 21) had identified the Russian Federation andSpain as not having fulfilled their emission data reporting obligations;
Invited Parties to report their emission data in the next reporting round(by the deadline of 15 February 2008) in accordance with the templates available on the EMEP website, to use the electronic checking tool REPDAB to verify submissions before sending them, to submit Informative Inventory Reports(IIR) by 15 March 2008, and stressed the importance of including emission data on POPs, heavy metals and PM;
There remained some concern, however, over a few Parties that had been consistently in non-compliance with their emission data reporting requirements under the Protocol.
Once received, the Meteorological Synthesizing Centre-West(MSC-W) of EMEP will check data for consistency andif necessary request Parties to provide further explanations to their emission data reports.
The Implementation Committee concluded that, as of 30 August 2002,two Parties were not yet in compliance with their emission data reporting obligations under the 1991 VOC Protocol: Italy and Netherlands.
The Committee noted with satisfaction that Denmark, Italy and the Russian Federation had provided the missing data as requested in decision 2008/11 andhad thus complied with their emission data reporting obligations.
Noted the gaps and inconsistencies in submitted national inventories for the Convention, acknowledged the work of CEIP to address those issues to improve the quality of the emission data, andinvited Parties that still had not reported their emission data in agreed formats/tables to do so; noted that some Parties still had not reported data for large point sources, and requested the secretariat to send letters to those Parties to remind them about their obligations;
Noted the gaps and inconsistencies in the national emission inventories submitted, acknowledged the work of CEIP in addressing those issues to improve the quality of the emission data, andinvited Parties that still had not reported their emission data in agreed formats to do so;