Examples of using Halons technical in English and their translations into Russian
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The Halons Technical Options Committee report would have a particular focus on the civil aviation sector.
To request the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel, through its Halons Technical Options Committee.
Mr. David Catchpole,Co-Chair of the Halons Technical Options Committee, presented that Committee's progress report.
To endorse the selection of Mr. Sergey Kopylov(Russian Federation) as the new CoChair of the Halons Technical Options Committee;
Mr. Dan Verdonik, co-chair of the Halons Technical Options Committee(HTOC), presented the HTOC 2012 progress report.
The representative of the Russian Federation said that his party was renominating Mr. Sergey Kopylov for the Halons Technical Option Committee.
Mr. Dan Verdonik,co-chair of the Halons Technical Options Committee, provided the overview of the Committee's 2006 assessment.
The Russian Federation has renominated Mr. Sergey Kopylov as Co-Chair of the Halons Technical Options Committee for a four-year term;
The Halons Technical Options Committee had been assigned the task of assembling background information and of contacting the International Air Transport Association IATA.
XX/24: Endorsement of new co-chair of the Halons Technical Options Committee of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel.
The Co-Chair invited comments from representatives on the issue, based on the report provided by the Technology andEconomic Assessment Panel and its Halons Technical Options Committee.
Welcoming the 2006 assessment report of the Halons Technical Options Committee of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel.
Introducing the sub-item, the representative of Australia recalled that the Parties hadrequested the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel's Halons Technical Options Committee to consider the issue of halon stocks.
Mr. David Catchpole, temporary co-chair of the Halons Technical Options Committee(HTOC), reviewed the main findings of the March 2005 HTOC meeting.
Under the item presentations were made by representatives of the Scientific Assessment Panel, the Environmental Effects Assessment Panel and the Technology andEconomic Assessment Panel and its Halons Technical Options Committee.
In an effort to assess such imbalances,the Panel and the Halons Technical Options Committee evaluated supply in several categories and 10 regions worldwide.
The Halons Technical Options Committee currently has 20 members: 11 from parties not operating under paragraph 1 of article 5, seven from parties operating under paragraph 1 of article 5 and two from countries with economies in transition.
The representative of the United States recalled the excellent work which the Halons Technical Options Committee had carried out with the International Civil Aviation Organization ICAO.
In addition, the Halons Technical Options Committee is assessing regional biases in fire protection agent, systems and costs across the spectrum of available choices.
Mr. Sergey Kopylov of the Russian Federation to the Technology andEconomic Assessment Panel as co-chair of the Halons Technical Options Committee for a term of four years in accordance with section 2.3 of the terms of reference of the Panel.
Mr. Gary Taylor,Co-Chair of the Halons Technical Options Committee, reported that most halon currently in inventory would not be required to meet future needs.
There was a need to work within the Protocol to find ways to ensure appropriate management of halon banks so that they can be used to meet global andregional needs and, in that context, the Halons Technical Options Committee could be asked to develop and present a plan designed to mitigate regional imbalances;
Mr. Daniel Verdonik then reported on the work of the Halons Technical Options Committee and its cooperation with the International Civil Aviation Organization with regard to the phase-out of halon production.
The draft decision encourages parties to gain an understanding of the supply and use of halons in their aviation industry and to assess the needs for andtrade in halons, and requests the Panel and its Halons Technical Options Committee to continue working with the International Civil Aviation Organization on facilitating the transition to halon alternatives.
To request that the Technology andEconomic Assessment Panel and the Halons Technical Options Committee continue to engage with the International Civil Aviation Organization on further uses of halon on aircraft and report on progress at the Twenty-Third Meeting of the Parties;
Some information on the membership status is provided in that chapter and the Halons Technical Options Committee also provides relevant information in volume 1 of the same report, section 5.7 of chapter 5.
Lastly, in terms of membership, the Panel noted that it is seeking, in particular,a co-chair for the Halons Technical Options Committee from a Party operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5, an expert in nutsedge control, orchard replant, forestry and nursery propagation for the Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee(Soils Subcommittee), experts in aviation fire protection for the Halons Technical Options Committee and experts in the manufacture of metered-dose inhalers from Parties operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5.
The ICAO secretariat would introduce an ICAO/Halon Technical Options Committee working paper at the 2007 ICAO Assembly.
In addition, in 2007, ICAO and the Halon Technical Options Committee will prepare a working paper for consideration by the ICAO General Assembly.
In its 2005 progress report(page 244), the Technology andEconomic Assessment Panel noted that it is currently operating with two temporary co-chairs for the Chemicals Technical Options Committee and the Halon Technical Options Committee and one temporary co-chair for the Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee.