Примеры использования To clean and restore на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iran alleges that it incurred expenses to clean and restore electrical installations affected by the pollutants.
It finds, therefore,that the activities undertaken by the Contractors constitute reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment.
Reasonable measures already taken to clean and restore the environment or future measures which can be documented as reasonably necessary to clean and restore the environment;
The Panel also finds that ordnance disposal and the removal of sunken vessels and barges constitute reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment.
One claim is for expenses incurred by its Civil Aviation Organization to clean and restore airport facilities damaged by airborne pollutantsand acid rain.
The Panel finds that the activities constitute abatement and prevention of environmental damage and reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment.
Claim No. 5000454 is for expenses of measures already taken orto be undertaken to clean and restore environment alleged to have been damaged as a result of Iraq's invasionand occupation of Kuwait.
The Panel found that the programme proposed by Saudi Arabia to remediate the damage would constitute reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment.
Syria seeks compensation in the amount of USD 664,142,539 for expenses of measures to clean and restore surface water alleged to have been contaminated as a result of Iraq's invasionand occupation of Kuwait.
The Panel further finds that the activities constituted abatement and prevention of environmental damage and reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment.
Consequently, a programme to remediate the contamination would qualify as reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment in accordance with paragraph 35(b) of Governing Council decision 7.
The Panel finds that the activities undertaken by the Royal Commission to respond to the oil spills constitute abatement and prevention of environmental damage and reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment.
Syria seeks compensation in the amount of USD 890,868,597 for expenses of measures to clean and restore contaminated drinking water wells that it alleges were polluted by contaminants from the oil well fires in Kuwait.
The Panel finds that this damage constitutes environmental damage directly resulting from Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, and a programme to remediate it would constitute reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment.
The Panel finds that the remediation activities undertaken by the Central Bank constituted reasonable measures to clean and restore environment that was damaged as a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
The Panel finds that the activities undertaken by KOC to recover and remove oil from its operational areas constituted abatement and prevention of environmental damage, and reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment.
The claims in the third"F4" instalment are for expenses resulting from measures already taken orto be undertaken in the future to clean and restore environment alleged to have been damaged as a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
The Panel, therefore, finds that damage to Kuwait's desert areas from these military activities constitutes environmental damage directly resulting from Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, and a programme to remediate the damage would constitute reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment.
Iran seeks compensation in the amount of USD 13,271,375 for expenses incurred by the Civil Aviation Organization to clean and restore airport facilities damaged by airborne pollutants and acid rain from the oil fires resulting from Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
The Panel, therefore, finds that damage from oil contamination to the shoreline between the Kuwait border and Abu Ali constitutes environmental damage directly resulting from Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, and a programme to remediate the damage would constitute reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment.
The Panel finds that, with the modifications in annex I,the remediation measures proposed by Iran constitute measures that are reasonably necessary to clean and restore the environment, within the meaning of paragraph 35(b) of Governing Council decision 7.
Identification of the activity in relevant areas,such as reasonable measures already taken to clean and restore the environment or future measures that can be documented as reasonably necessary to clean and restore the environment; and reasonable monitoringand assessment of the environmental damage for the purposes of evaluating and abating the harm caused and restoring the environment;
The Central Bank of Kuwait(the"Central Bank") seeks compensation in the amount of USD 52,471,for expenses incurred to clean and restore the exterior of its building in Kuwait City.
The second"F4" instalment consists of claims for expenses incurred for measures to abate and prevent environmental damage, to clean and restore the environment, to monitorand assess environmental damage, and to monitor public health risks alleged to have resulted from Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
The Panel finds that, with the modifications outlined in annex III, the revegetation measures proposed by Kuwait for areas damaged by oil lakes, oil-contaminated piles, oil trenches and oil spills constitute measures that are reasonably necessary to clean and restore the environment, within the meaning of paragraph 35(b) of Governing Council decision 7.
The Panel concluded that, with the modifications mentioned,the remediation measures proposed by Kuwait constituted measures that were reasonably necessary to clean and restore the environment, within the meaning of paragraph 35(b) of Governing Council decision 7.
The Panel, therefore,considers that a programme to remediate the residual oil contamination in these two areas constitutes measures that are reasonably necessary to clean and restore the environment in accordance with paragraph 35(b) of Governing Council decision 7.
The Panel finds that, with the modifications outlined in annex VI,the remediation measures proposed by Saudi Arabia constitute measures that are reasonably necessary to clean and restore the environment, within the meaning of paragraph 35(b) of Governing Council decision 7.
The claims in the fifth"F4" instalment are for compensation for damage to or depletion of natural resources, including cultural heritage resources;measures to clean and restore damaged environment;and damage to public health.
In the view of the Panel, where proposed measures for the complete removal of contaminants are likely to result in more negative than positive environmental effects,such measures should not qualify as reasonable measures to clean and restore the environment, within the meaning of article 35(b) of Governing Council decision 7.