Sentence examples for including the reprocessing from inspiring English sources

Under the 8 billion euro ($11.86 billion) deal, Areva will also cooperate with the Chinese on future civilian nuclear energy, including the reprocessing of spent fuel.

While a meeting in 2007 reached an agreement to shut down and seal the Yongbyon nuclear facility - including the reprocessing plant - and allowed IAEA personnel to conduct all necessary monitoring and inspections, the North had the bomb and the damage had been done.

The redox chemistry of the actinide elements plays a central role in many aspects of nuclear fission technology including the reprocessing of spent fuel, safe disposal strategies and in the ability to reliably predict the mobility of actinides in natural and engineered environmental conditions.

GEH's proposed PRISM reactor uses the same generating technology as the IFR, though the current proposal doesn't include the reprocessing plant.

The reprocessing project will cost $45 million, including the contract with France, equipment, staff and other costs.

It is recommended that all archival HRC-S data be reprocessed with the new GAPLOOKUP tables, including the more recent HRC-S data that have already been reprocessed with the previous GAPLOOKUP table.

These 71 OBS_IDs are being reprocessed for the archive as part of the Reprocessing IV intiative, now for the first time including the T-CTI correction.

According to a report by Michael Kristo, a chemist at Livermore, Bochvar scientists "confirmed the analytical results" reached at his laboratory, including the fact that the sample originated at a nuclear fuel reprocessing facility.

The present program to implement these technologies is discussed, including the waste management significance of current policy on spent nuclear fuel reprocessing.

"[T]his went on for many, many years until we did some stupid exports, including Iraq and the reprocessing plant in Pakistan, which was crazy," Finkelstein recalled in an interview that can now be read in a collection of Cohen's papers at the Wilson Centre thinktank in Washington.

A description of the scope of peaceful cooperation envisioned by the United States and India that will be implemented under the agreement for nuclear cooperation, including whether such cooperation will include the provision of enrichment and reprocessing technology.