Sentence examples for abatement task from inspiring English sources

This is equivalent to around half of Australia's new 2020 abatement task," RepuTex said.

Therefore, when estimating the remaining abatement task, care must be taken to differentiate between [credits from the emissions reduction fund] and real emissions reductions relative to government projections".

Kathleen Cunningham Faraone, chairwoman of the Airport Noise Abatement Task Force, whose members are appointed by the East Hampton and Southampton Town Boards to monitor airport noise, said the problem is that compliance is voluntary.

"It is inevitable that tighter baselines, or a cap on emissions, will ultimately be set, particularly given the significant abatement task we are likely to face to meet our new emissions target," said Grossman.

The environment minister, Greg Hunt, said the previous projections had been "Labor's numbers" and that the lower projections were "because Labor's numbers exaggerated the abatement task by more than a billion tonnes of emissions".

"While Australia will be able to increase its emissions and still meet its 2020 obligations, allowing real emissions to continue to increase over the next five years will place significant pressure on Australia's 2030 abatement task," RepuTex chief executive Hugh Grossman said.

ICAO charged its Noise Abatement Operating Measures Subgroup (NAOMSG) with the following tasks: 1. Describe effective existing noise abatement operational procedures and strategies.

That task now requires less than one third of the abatement originally thought necessary because emissions have fallen without government action – partly because of the closure of manufacturing industry.

The abatement and value-added utilization of waste N2O are thus an important task.

Needleman summarized such results in 2004: "Although the cost of lead paint abatement is measured in billions of dollars, the monetized benefits of such a Herculean task have been shown to far outweigh the costs" [ 1].

He also held out hope that a tax-abatement proposal to help nonprofit theaters, sponsored by David M. Pincus, chairman of the theater task force for Community Board 4, might win passage in time to aid the Ohio.