Examples of using Process-agent uses in English and their translations into Arabic
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Reported imports for process-agent uses.
Reporting of process-agent uses(decision XXI/3 and X/14).
Reported production for process-agent uses.
Reporting of process-agent uses for 2012(decisions XXI/3 and X/14).
(e) Practicable measures to avoid and reduce emissions from process-agent uses;
Reporting of process-agent uses(decision XXI/3).
(b) Information about alternatives to ozone-depleting substances in process-agent uses;
Reporting of process-agent uses(decision XXI/3).
Additionally, China and the European Union have reported their process-agent uses for 2012.
Israel had also reported its process-agent uses for previously outstanding years, namely 2010 and 2011.
Report on the progress made in reducing emissions of controlled substances from process-agent uses for the period 2007- 2008.
With regard to the reporting of process-agent uses in accordance with decisions XXI/3 and X/14, 190 parties had reported.
Seven parties reported carbon tetrachloride production, most for feedstock use, but one party 's report included production for process-agent uses.
This includes one party that had previously reported process-agent uses but without submitting the actual data.
If new process-agent uses were not approved, there was a danger that countries would treat them as feedstock, and make much less effort to reduce emissions.
This decision also requested the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel to report, at regular intervals,on progress made in reducing emissions of controlled substances from process-agent uses.
Other parties have reported importing orproducing ozonedepleting substances for process-agent uses but have provided no other details, thereby complying with those reporting requirements only partially.
On the basis of those discussions, the European Union had prepared two separate draft decisions, presented in conferenceroom papers for consideration at the current meeting, one addressing process-agent uses and another on feedstock uses. .
The contact group was mandated to consider process-agent uses first and then, if sufficient time remained, to consider feedstock uses, with particular emphasis on carbon tetrachloride emissions.
Review of and recommendations on process-agent use exemptions; on insignificant emission associated with uses and process-agent uses that could be added to or deleted from table A of decision X/14(decision XVII/6).
The other parties with defined limits for process-agent uses- China, the European Union, on behalf of its 27 member States, and the United States of America- had submitted the required reports for 2011.
Of this, 90 per cent was reported as being for feedstock uses within the producing parties, while the rest was either by-production that was destroyed(about 5 per cent) or was exported for feedstock uses(about 3 per cent)or went to process-agent uses.
He reported that three process-agent uses from table A of decision X/14 had been discontinued in the European Union, recalling that reporting under table B was only required for those parties using process agents.
In addition, Article 5 Parties with listed uses in table A, as revised, shall report to the Executive Committee onprogress in reducing emissions of controlled substances from process-agent uses and on the implementation and development of emissions-reduction techniques and alternative processes not using ozone-depleting substances;
With regard to the reporting of process-agent uses in accordance with decisions X/14 and XXI/3, the four parties with defined limits for process-agent uses under decision XXIII/7- China, the European Union, Israel and the United States of America- had submitted their reports for 2012.
(i) Report of the Executive Committee on progressmade in reducing emissions of controlled substances from process-agent uses and on the implementation and development of emission reduction techniques and alternative processes not using ozone-depleting substances;