Examples of using Technically viable in English and their translations into Spanish
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How can I know that my project is technically viable?
Technically viable alternative crops need to be identified, developed and tested.
However, it is necessary to ensure that appropriate tools are available andcan be used under economically and technically viable conditions.
(e) are technically viable and are sustainable from an environmental and social point of view;
Foreign affiliates participate in linkage programmes when it is technically viable and commercially profitable to do so.
That a project is technically viable does not mean that its realization is also worthwhile.
The space is required to make a major feature of ceramic products and be a completely new, original,visually impressive and technically viable design.
The proposal was considered to be technically viable and to yield overall savings of over $100 million over 10 years.
On the 11 proposals not executed, the councilman of Urban Scene, José Ramón González de Zárate,has indicated that part of them"are not technically viable, as indicated by the reports prepared by the municipal services.
Even though this solution was technically viable, it did not meet with success because of the extra space required and the use of this kind of carriage action proved less than ideal.
Consultations with various specialists indicate that the HDI is not considered technically viable at this stage for resource distribution purposes.
Conclusion: RECOMMENDED- most technically viable and comprehensive solution that allows custom adaptation of the chosen system to exactly match UNIDO circumstances and requirements in one integrated package, albeit at higher costs.
For this reason, this proposal comes with a fixed'sunset' period,dependant upon the date when an alternative technically viable solution is available and accepted by the Internet community.
Several representatives observed that commercially and technically viable alternatives were available, and they urged parties using methyl bromide, particularly for quarantine and pre-shipment, to make use of them.
The carbon-14 dating of these sediments is of great interest for the project, since it contributes to the assessment of the importance of these coral deposits in which- ornear which- tunnelling would not be technically viable owing to their high degree of permeability.
The main aim of this Chilean company is to provide an economically and technically viable alternative for the landfill disposal of household solid waste from the southern area of Santiago de Chile.
Additional environmentally sound alternatives are presently under development that may increase the number of applications where environmentally sound alternatives are technically viable but it is too soon to make any realistic assessments.
More often than not,if the initial projects do not appear to be economically or technically viable, the entrepreneurs do not merely abandon them. They look to other products or markets and get on with their businesses.
Those Goals are technically viable if every human being, who is the stakeholder and centre of those Goals, is also put at the centre of the economic thinking and of the architecture of all international organizations, including those dealing with finances and trade.
In its third annual progress report(A/69/158),the Board observed that the Umoja solution was technically viable and that, notwithstanding the project's complexity, significant milestones had been achieved.
In conclusion, it is clear that there are no feasible options for substantially revising the caucus model under the time frame adopted by the Agreement in a mannerthat would respond to the political objections to the initial model or that would be technically viable before the proposed deadlines.
The local authorities agreed that reconnection to the national grid is one of the most technically viable and economically cost-effective options to provide the north with a sustained electricity supply.
Authorisations for the placing on the market and use should be granted by the Commission only if the risks arising from their use are adequately controlled, where this is possible, or the use can be justified for socio-economic reasons andno suitable alternatives are available, which are economically and technically viable.
Within the cooperative nature andstructure of a Partnership, issues can be addressed by a range of experts committed to achieving commonly agreed and technically viable solutions while at the same time ensuring that the Basel Convention's goals and objectives are respected.
Guatemala believes that the revised phaseout schedule is technically viable and realistic and should not present any compliance difficulties because it represents"[f]or the first time in many years, a faithful reflection of the consensus and compromise of the various national stakeholders.
However, when UNFC-2009 is used for other purposes, estimated quantities would be classified as E3F3 where the quantities are technically recoverable(Sub-categories E3.2, F3), oras E3F4 where no technically viable development project or mining operation can be identified Sub-category E3.3.
In order to prepare financially,economically and technically viable projects which corresponded to the priorities and needs of the countries concerned, the Bretton Woods institutions must increase the assistance they currently provided for the training of experts from developing countries.
Article 55 of the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals(REACH) Regulation demands to assure that the risks from substances of very high concern are properly monitored and that these substances are progressively replaced by suitable alternative substances or technologies,if economically and technically viable.
In this context:“best” signifies most effective in achieving a high general level of protection of the environment as a whole.“Available techniques” are those techniques developed on a scale that allows implementation in a relevant industrial orservice sector under economically and technically viable conditions, taking into consideration the costs and benefits.“Techniques” are the technologies used, operational practices, and ways in which installations are designed, built, maintained, operated and decommissioned.
Furthermore, in these efforts the international community must contribute to the formulation of focused,consistent and technically viable public policies. Good governance, the fight against corruption, respect for the rule of law and economic and social development, as well as the strengthening of democracy and improved respect for human rights must be considered as essential public assets in the promotion of economic and social well-being.