例句與造句

1. The Basel Ban applies to export for any reason, including recycling.
2. Norway and Switzerland have similarly fully implemented the Basel Ban in their legislation.
3. This raised fears among developing countries and environmentalists who saw it as a ploy to circumvent the Basel ban.
4. But some developing countries and non-governmental organisations fear the inclusion is just a ploy to obtain an exemption from the Basel ban.
5. THE high-level officials meeting yesterday began with developed nations calling repeatedly for exceptions to the Basel ban on transboundary movements of hazardous waste.
6. It's difficult to find basel ban in a sentence. 用basel ban造句挺難的
7. The European Union fully implemented the Basel Ban in its Waste Shipment Regulation ( EWSR ), making it legally binding in all EU member states.
8. Furthermore, an extension of the convention, the Basel Ban Amendment specifically bans members of the OECD from exporting e-waste to non-OECD, which includes China.
9. The amendment, known as the Basel Ban, isn't yet legally binding, but most developed countries, including the European Union, have agreed to honor it already.
10. The so-called Basel Ban, named for the Swiss city where the first convention was held, would be an extension of the 1989 Basel Convention, which regulates the traffic of toxic waste.
11. The rich countries, the main generators of hazardous waste, had strongly objected to the Basel ban saying it was too rigid and against the World Trade Organisation's non-discriminatory trade policy.
12. Lobbying at the 1995 Basel conference by LDCs, Greenpeace and several European countries such as Denmark, led to the adoption of an amendment to the convention in 1995 termed the Basel Ban Amendment to the Basel Convention.
13. The so-called " Basel Ban, " named for the Swiss city where the first convention was held, would be an extension of the 1989 Basel Convention, which regulates the international traffic of hazardous waste.
14. For they spelt out what is a hazardous substance and what is not, thus removing any ambiguity in the definition which had been exploited by countries opposing the Basel ban prohibiting the export of hazardous waste from developed to developing countries.
15. Indonesia's Environment Minister Sarwono Kusumaatmadja said " The Indonesian Government cannot agree to any weakening of the Basel ban Amendment either through the amendment of Annex VII or through the use of bilateral or multilateral agreements that will ( allow countries ) to circumvent the ban ."