Examples of using Waste generators in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
Registration of waste generators.
A register of waste generators is maintained by local administrations and MoEP.
The register includes all but the smallest waste generators.
Waste generators should internalize in their production processes and policies.
It concluded that,without legislation and control, most waste generators would not spend enough on waste management.
Waste generators should transmit and update this information to the public sector(central or local government) regularly.
There is a need to change attitudes andraise awareness at all levels and among all waste generators to promote waste minimization, source segregation, reuse and recycling of waste. .
Waste generators might pass on the burden of liability to exporters and would have no incentive to monitor disposal standards.
There is a need to change attitudes and to raise awareness at all levels and,in particular, among all waste generators, so as to promote waste minimization, source segregation and the proper disposal of waste; .
Waste generators have to determine the list of properties subject for examination according to the Classifier and Appendix 1 of the(existing) Instruction.
There is a need to change attitudes andto raise awareness at all levels and, in particular, among all waste generators, so as to promote waste minimization, source segregation and the proper disposal of waste; .
A register of these waste generators would make it possible to clarify the origins of the waste, and their type and volume or quantity of used mercury-added products.
There are so far no plans to replace the waste charges by fees for waste management services which waste generators would pay directly to service providers to cover the full costs of safe waste management.
Waste generators continue to use this classification system for reporting waste, however, in the absence of a new waste classification system.
It is recommended to collect such wastes from households and other waste generators such as companies, governments, schools and other organisations separately, because the amount of waste generated by the two sectors differs.
Waste generators are required to document the waste they generate, its destination, transport and treatment method and provide this information to the competent authorities upon request.
To raise the awareness of all relevant stakeholders,including those in the shipping industry, and waste generators and disposers about illegal traffic in hazardous wastes and other wastes and about applicable national legal frameworks;
Such waste generators should have a duty to avoid any mercury leakage into the environment until the wastes are handed over to collectors or sent to a disposal facility.
Knowledge and information on the economics of prevention and management of hazardous wastes should be promoted,together with information on waste generators, on environmentally sound technologies for waste reduction, and recycling.
These other stakeholders include waste generators, carriers, dealers and brokers, waste management facilities and non-governmental organizations.
(i) UNEP is willing to cooperate with UNCRD, UNIDO,UN-Habitat and UNDP to launch awareness-raising programmes to change the attitude of waste generators, particularly municipal and industrial waste generators on proper segregation and disposal of waste; .
Under the Basel Protocol, waste generators, exporters, importers and disposers are all potentially liable at different stages in the transit of waste. .
UNEP is willing to cooperate with UNCRD, UN-Habitat andUNDP to launch awareness-raising programmes to change the attitude of waste generators, particularly municipal and industrial waste generators, where the proper segregation and disposal of waste; .
Hazardous waste generators and other environmental wrongdoers are increasingly using intermediaries and dummy corporations to shield their involvement in illegal disposal operations.
Awarenessraising is required to change the attitude of waste generators, particularly municipal and industrial waste generators, to raise their awareness of the need for proper segregation and disposal of waste; .
In addition, waste generators are responsible for ensuring their waste is managed in accordance with law, reporting improper management of their waste and are liable for damages to the environment or property caused by their waste. .
Under the 1989 Basel Protocol, waste generators, exporters, importers and disposers are all potentially liable at different stages in the transit of waste. .
Other key stakeholders include the waste generators and the users of the waste management service provided by the city, namely households, offices and businesses, hotels and restaurants, institutions such as hospitals and schools, and government facilities such as airports or the post office.
A written procedure for tracking andreporting such non-conformance should include notification to the customer or waste generator and competent authorities.
Under the Basel Convention, the waste generator is also required to sign the declaration; it is noted that this may not be practicable in cases where there are several generators definitions regarding practicability may be contained in national legislation.
