Sentence examples for nuclear standards from inspiring English sources

"It's also a building built to nuclear standards, virtually bombproof," he said.

Mr. Sloane would not say how much the equipment would cost, but the project is small by nuclear standards.

The subsidies wind power receives are small by nuclear standards, but they have already resulted in dramatic cost reductions.

Reacting to Japan's Fukushima disaster, the nuclear industry is preparing to present regulators with a streamlined package of voluntary safety improvements that it says could be put into effect quickly — although they would not be certified as formal nuclear standards regarding specific threats.

Its pre-Fukushima plans to increase its nuclear capacity from 10GW to 80GW by 2020 may fall behind schedule, but China still looks certain to build more new nuclear plants than any other country over the decade to come and possibly more than all others combined.By nuclear standards, this is a big deal; China will add more nuclear capacity in those ten years than France has in total.

Owned and operated by Kyushu Electric Power Company, the Sendai nuclear reactors were the first approved for restart under the upgraded nuclear standards put in place by Japan's new Nuclear Regulation Authority.

Shaw has had trouble meeting nuclear quality standards.

Embrittlement status is also evaluated against German and French nuclear safety standards.

The paper presents the current licensing status based on considerations of material test data and of US nuclear regulatory standards.

Furious parents in Fukushima have delivered a bag of radioactive playground earth to education officials in protest at moves to weaken nuclear safety standards in schools.

The Euratom Treaty, which applies to all EU member states, seeks to promote nuclear safety standards, investment and research within the bloc.