Sentence examples for reprocessing efforts from inspiring English sources

As a long shot, Mr Samore has suggested a concerted diplomatic push, offering incentives to wean Iran from its enrichment and reprocessing efforts.

The proactive reprocessing efforts of these countries have reduced the waste scheduled for long-term disposal to amounts well below those that are accumulating in countries that do not reprocess.

But efforts to develop storage and reprocessing sites for nuclear waste stalled, and most nuclear plants ended up with too little storage space in their pools to accommodate the waste.

Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), another evidence-based approach, was also helpful.

Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing for combat-related posttraumatic stress disorder.

This paper contributes to the on-going orbit reprocessing carried out by several groups and presents the efforts of the Navigation Support Office at ESA/ESOC using its NAPEOS software for the generation of precise and homogeneous orbits referring to the same reference frame for the altimetry satellites Jason-1 and Jason-2.

Outsourcing enables hospitals to implement a medical device reprocessing program quickly, with no capital investment and minimal effort [ 8].

Yet in the past year, as the North has raced ahead with reprocessing plutonium into bomb fuel, Washington has handicapped its own efforts to achieve a diplomatic solution by refusing to specify what America would be willing to do if the North firmly committed to giving up its nuclear weapons ambitions in ways outsiders could reliably verify.

While it appears that the EVOTECH ECR would save valuable time and effort on the part of staff responsible for reprocessing endoscopes, there are no studies quantifying the total time required to reprocess endoscopes with EVOTECH ECR compared to manual cleaning plus AER disinfection.

An article in Science Times on Tuesday about new efforts to reprocess nuclear waste misidentified the oil company that operated a reprocessing plant in West Valley, N.Y., in the 1960's and 70's.

An article in Science Times on Dec. 27 about new efforts to reprocess nuclear waste misidentified a company that agreed to take plutonium from nuclear weapons and use it as fuel.