Examples of using Waste categories in English and their translations into German
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Characteristics for the waste categories.
Waste categories that Romcarbon purchases or recycles.
Increase of collection volume/ new waste categories.
Breakdown in waste categories: EWC-Stat classification.
Incineration of waste by:- 2 treatment types:- 14 waste categories.
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For the waste categories"sludge" an additional figure for dry matter should be provided.
However, it proved to be unsatisfactory in providingquality waste data by economic sectors and waste categories.
The breakdown by waste categories for waste treatment is the same as for waste generation.
Amendment 10 does not allow any exemption from reporting oncertain cells in the breakdown by economic activities and waste categories.
It sets specific waste categories and standardised procedures for data collection and reporting.
In order to develop the entry strategy for themost promising segments the in-depth study analysed various waste categories.
The draft law includes nine different waste categories and is strongly based on European models in Germany and Spain.
The waste categories for which statistics on waste generation are to be compiled are derived as aggregation from the European Waste Catalogue EWC.
Annex I now covers only the generation of waste, by waste category and by economic activity, households included 2 dimensional matrix:‘waste categories' X‘economic activity.
Several Member States have notified a number of waste categories which they consider to display one or more of the properties listed in Annex III to Directive 91/689/EEC.
The Federal Council adopted the conceptual part of the"Deep Geological Repository" sectoral plan on 2 April 2008, in which the objectives of the federal State(Swiss Confederation) are defined, together with the various procedures andcriteria according to which the site selection procedure for all waste categories is to be carried out in Switzerland.
In the case of the framework and landfill directives, which cover all waste categories, the targets both in the current legislation and in its proposed changes are only applied to municipal waste, which constitutes a third of the waste flow complemented by construction and demolition waste in the case of the framework directive.
Data set 1: waste generation by waste category(EWC-Stat) and economic activities NACE.
Coding of waste category.
Compilation of the data set 1 on waste generation by waste category(EWC-Stat) and economic activities NACE.
Compilation of the data sets 2, 3 and 4 on recovery,incineration and disposal by waste category and NUTS 0 region.
For the most dangerous waste category, high level waste and spent fuel subject to direct disposal, progress on disposal projects is noted only in a few Member States, namely Finland, Sweden and France.
This voluntary survey is completely insufficient because it contains unclear definitions,is not using as waste category list the European Waste Catalogue(EWC), established by Commission Decision 94/3/EC1, and is not forcing the Member States to establish comparable waste statistics.