Examples of using Primary mining in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mercury from primary mining.
Promoting measures to reduce the reliance on mercury from primary mining;
Supply Is primary mining occurring within the territory?
Prohibiting the use of fresh mercury from primary mining;
(i) Were produced from primary mining before the entry into force of this Convention;
This is likely tobe achieved when work starts on the primary mining site.
The geophysical survey was carried out in the primary mining area within KR5 block, located in the southern part of the contract area.
(c) Effectively prohibit new undesired uses andsupplies of mercury, including primary mining;
Reduction of the global mercury supply, including considering curbing primary mining and taking into account a hierarchy of sources.
Technical issues andalternative employment were important considerations in the phase-out of primary mining.
To reduce the global mercury supply,including considering curbing primary mining and taking into account a hierarchy of sources; and.
It was noted that there is a need to ensure we don ' t lose sight of the major objective,which should be to stop the primary mining of mercury.
Consideration could be given to the prohibition on new primary mining and a phase out of existing primary mining, taking into account the circumstances of countries.
The report provides an assessment of whetherprojected demand could be met if primary mining were phased out.
Several argued for the prohibition of primary mining, with one adding that there should be sufficient technical and financial assistance and capacity-building to enable countries to manage existing stocks.
The report provides an assessment of whetherprojected demand could be met if primary mining were phased out.
Governments have generally concurred that primary mining is the least desirable source of mercury for continuing uses. Paragraphs 1 and 2 would therefore treat primary mining differently from other supply sources.
Recycle mercury cells from decommissioned plants to meet present market demand,instead of meeting demand through primary mining.
Several representatives said thatattention should be focused on mercury from primary mining rather than mercury produced as a by-product, of which there was relatively little.
Each Party shall adopt measures to regulate primary mercury mining, with a view to reducing the production of elemental mercury and, where economically feasible, prohibiting current or future primary mining.
UNEP, the United Nations Institute for Training and Research(UNITAR)and their partners were facilitating a move away from primary mining, with funding from Norway, Switzerland and the United States of America.
During the transitional period when Parties may continue to use mercury for which they have allowableuse exemptions under draft element 14, the import and export provisions of this draft element 5 could allow them to satisfy their demand formercury by importing it from existing stocks instead of producing it through primary mining in their own territories.
One representative suggested that for each party to the mercury instrument trade in mercury should be eliminated within five years of the instrument 's entry into force for that party and that primary mining should be eliminated within three years to allow for liquidation of stocks; another representative agreed, adding that recycling of mercury could then be prioritized.
Two representatives of non-governmental organizations emphasized the environmental benefits to be reaped by constraining the supply of mercury, noting that the rising cost of mercury had already caused some miners and otherusers of mercury to consider alternatives and arguing that prohibiting primary mining and trade would accelerate the switch to safe alternatives.
Under Article 3, option 1, paragraphs 1 and2 apply to primary mercury mining and paragraph 3 applies to other mercury supply sources, which could be listed in Annex A. If the Committee decided that primary mining should continue to be allowed as a source for mercury, then it could include such mining among the supply sources listed in Annex A, as has been proposed under the eighth listing entry below.
One speaker promoted the diversion of mercurycontaining wastes from disposal to recovery and recycling, which, she said,would prevent primary mining sources from being tapped again if mercury supplies were exhausted.
Also urges Governments to develop and analyse options for addressing the trade and supply of mercury,including considering environmentally sound storage and curbing primary mining, drawing on the United Nations Environment Programme report on mercury supply, trade, and demand, and requests the United Nations Environment Programme, upon request, to assist developing countries in this undertaking through the provision of technical assistance;
Finally, these inventories are instrumental in helping to balance mercury supply and demand during periods of transition or market disruption-for example, if a primary mining operation were to close, or when the EU export ban takes effect.
In addition, the secretariat was requested to develop an analysis of costs and benefits for the strategic objectives, to analyse sources to determine whetherprojected demand could be met if primary mining were phased out and to prepare an updated paper on major mercury-containing products and available alternatives.