Examples of using Collected separately in English and their translations into Danish
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Hazardous waste from households is to be collected separately.
Each number must be collected separately, connectingtogether with the ends of the panel.
When better treatment methods have been developed, impregnated wood will be collected separately.
In ACUITY, bleeding data were collected separately from adverse events.
When better treatment methods have been developed,impregnated wood will be collected separately.
In REPLACE-2, bleeding data were collected separately from adverse events.
When a plant has been established,these types of impregnated wood will be collected separately.
This type of waste, when collected separately, can be turned into an energy source or fertiliser.
When better treatment methods have been developed,these types of impregnated wood will be collected separately.
Therefore, products will be collected separately, and requirements for their treatment will be made.
Cardboard and waste electrical andelectronic equipment fraction will be collected separately for recycling.
Electrical and electronic products must be collected separately and managed in a more environmentally sound manner.
When better treatment methods have been developed,impregnated wood will be collected separately for treatment.
Waste must be collected separately because this is how we can ensure that it is retained and sent for recycling within the Member State.
As a consequence, waste electrical and electronic equipment will be collected separately and managed in a more environment-friendly way.
Recycling and value chains Recycling centres play an important role in plastic waste collection, andmore and more types of plastics are collected separately.
Once better treatment methods have been developed,PVC will be collected separately, if this is assessed to be environmentally and cost-effective.
Initiatives to increase recycling and ensure better quality in waste treatment When new treatment methods for batteries have been developed,all batteries will be collected separately.
Where reuse is not preferable,all WEEE collected separately should be sent for recovery, in the course of which a high level of recycling and recovery should be achieved.
Households Household waste consists of domestic waste(including paper, glass and food waste collected separately), bulky waste, and garden waste.
Unfortunately, I gather that most plastic, even if collected separately, then has to be incinerated or landfilled because it cannot be effectively recycled.
Today, local authorities co-operate on the recycling of, for example, paper and cardboard, andbatteries are collected separately and reprocessed abroad.
Cardboard and waste electrical andelectronic equipment fraction will be collected separately for recycling. The impregnated wood fraction will be considered as waste not suitable for incineration. Recyclable PVC waste will be separated and assigned to recycling.
Whereas there is a need for a symbol clearly showing that batteries oraccumulators covered by Directive 91/157/EEC should be collected separately from other household waste;
Thus, waste of municipal orhousehold origin which has been collected separately and falls within subheading'20 01 03 small plastics' of the European Waste Catalogue may, on the basis of its composition, come under the heading'GH Solid plastic wastes' in the green list of waste.
The latter refers to information on economic activity, income,personal expenditures etc. collected separately for(and usually personally from) each individual.
Whereas, to ensure that spent batteries and accumulators are recovered and disposed of in a controlled manner,Member States must take measures to ensure that they are marked and collected separately;
I would also call on the Commission to adopt short-term measures to ensure that all products containing mercury currently circulating in society are collected separately and safely processed. Otherwise, this Directive will be less effective in practice.
On the other hand, such waste mixed with other waste on the green list orthe amber list- and therefore not collected separately would, if appropriate, come under subheading'20 03 01 mixed municipal waste' of the European Waste Catalogue and would therefore, having regard to the extent to which it was contaminated, belong to category'AD 160 municipal/household waste' on the amber list in the Regulation.
The difference between potential(120 tonnes) and the amount collected(58 tonnes)is due to the fact that the batteries are not collected separately, but comprised by the general collection of waste.