Sentence examples for remaining abatement from inspiring English sources

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".

"The remaining abatement opportunities were allocated to the ERF and safeguard mechanism... ERF projects could help to reduce emissions at safeguard facilities; and safeguard facilities can purchase [carbon credits] to offset their emissions and help them to meet their safeguard obligations".

Eighty percent of the apartments would have been leased at market rates, and the remaining 20percentt reserved for low- and moderate-income families in return for tax-free bond financing from the state and a 20-year tax abatement from the city.

On the supply side, abatement cost might rise, as the most cost-effective measures are taken first, leaving progressively more costly measures as the remaining options.

In addition, he said, under most leases, even the tenants who left the building would remain liable for rent, less any abatement to which they may be entitled.

The report also found that partly as a result of carbon abatement commitments, energy use would remain roughly stable for the next 20 years, despite a growing population, a growing economy and increasing use of electrical appliances.

"The deal we made, as I understood it, was that the Knicks and Rangers would be required to remain in New York City and the extent of the abatement would be for 10 years".

In terms of sustainable production, NOx abatement and CO2 capture and its reuse remain in the focus of extensive research.

First, as carbon trading price increases, the optimal production quantities (the optimal abatement levels) firstly decrease (increase) and then remain constant.

As city and state documents confirm, the reference to 10 years was not to the abatement's duration, but to a requirement that the teams remain in the city for at least 10 years from the date of the agreement.

An abatement in place for 10 years means that property taxes will remain low for the foreseeable future.