Sentence examples for and its reprocessing from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study is to provide an overview of China's fuel cycle program and its reprocessing policy, and to suggest strategies for managing its future fuel cycle program.

The latter includes directly disposed spent fuel (SF) and vitrified waste from its reprocessing.

South Korea wants to enrich uranium to supplement its growing nuclear power plant export business, and it wants reprocessing technology to handle a growing stockpile of spent fuel from its 23 reactors, which produce nearly 40% of its electricity.

The administration may find merit in an interim agreement that requires North Korea to disclose all of its programs, freeze its enrichment and reprocessing infrastructure under international monitoring and destroy some warheads and missiles in return for limited economic relief.

These issues include potential reactions with steam during accidents and the health and environmental aspects of its use, reprocessing and reuse, or disposal.

OTHER KEY ISSUES Iran 10. (S) Secretary Rice personally informed Foreign Minister Gul May 31 of the U.S. initiative to join with the EU-3 in negotiations with Iran's representatives once Iran fully and verifiably suspends its enrichment and reprocessing activities.

Building on the progress recently announced in Tehran, the United States should propose that Russian plans to help Iran build a network of civilian nuclear power reactors be permitted to proceed -- provided that Iran enters into a verifiable ban on its enrichment and reprocessing abilities, and into an agreement to depend instead on a Russian-led suppliers' consortium for nuclear fuel services.

In December 2002 the North announced its intention to reopen its reprocessing plant and expelled International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA) inspectors.

These wastes fall into three principal categories: used irradiated fuel and the wastes derived from its reprocessing; operational wastes created by the day-to-day running of nuclear reactors; and reactor decommissioning wastes.

U.S. officials understood this danger and insisted that Japan make its reprocessing plant a showcase for safeguards.

"We think the report's conclusions justify the actions already taken by the international community to both show the extent of and try to restrict Iran's nuclear program and to increase pressure on the regime to stop its enrichment and reprocessing activities," a spokesman for British Prime Minister Gordon Brown was quoted by Reuters as saying.