Sentence examples for emissions legislations from inspiring English sources

Jaguar Land Rover said its customers should be confident that its cars were "fully compliant with all current emissions legislations".

Upcoming stringent emissions legislations more and more require feedback control of diesel engines raw emissions.

Diesel engines injection process is essential for optimum operation to maintain the design power and torque requirements and to satisfy stricter emissions legislations.

For all these reasons, engine waste heat recovery systems, such as organic Rankine cycles (ORC), are becoming very attractive, in order to improve fuel consumption and engine efficiency, with the purpose of meeting new restrictive emissions legislations.

More research is necessary, especially for low- to middle-income countries, which may be more impacted by anti-infective contamination than high-income countries because of less extended public sewage infrastructures, higher rates of self-prescription, and often less-strict industrial emissions legislations.

But I am basking in a rosy past, before rampant safety and emissions legislation forced all car-makers into design and engineering straitjackets.

Senator Jeffords has made clear to staff members that he will make power-plant emissions legislation his No. 1 priority this fall.

Peabody, which is involved in campaigns to cut back emissions legislation, should learn a lesson and not let history repeat itself.

The carbon consumption provision will face scrutiny under current trade agreements, but there is sound logic for including it in any emissions legislation.

The bank said: Johnson Matthey is entering a period of accelerating earnings growth we expect to last at least three years, with benefits from tightening emissions legislation.

The announcement mentioned "international, national and local emissions legislation, which requires vessels to burn less than 0.1 per cent sulphur emissions"; sulphur – but not NO2 emissions, mysteriously absent from the statement.