Sentence examples for some reprocessing from inspiring English sources

Among other problems, it said, if there were some reprocessing, the country would still need a waste repository.

Not only did Japanese authorities ignore him, but some reprocessing advocates claim that the Obama administration in fact supports Japan's plutonium recycling program.

These intermediate nodes or relays retransmit the signal that is received from a source to a destination after some reprocessing.

Some reprocessed plutonium is used to make fuel, but more is being produced than is being recycled as reactor fuel.

In some countries, reprocessing the fuel assemblies permits recycling of materials and disposal of smaller volumes of solidified waste.

Reprocessing Risk -- Though some countries reprocess nuclear waste (in essence, preparing it to send through the cycle again to create more energy), this process is banned in the U.S. due to increased proliferation risks, as the reprocessed materials can also be used for making bombs.

Some people argue that reprocessing makes the wastes easier to dispose of because some of the material that will be radioactive for the longest time, the plutonium, is removed.

Some countries already use reprocessing, and develop research to make it more secure and more competitive, while others prefer to adopt policies to prevent developments in this area due to the problem of nuclear proliferation.

Investors will have to shoulder some of the costs of reprocessing paperwork.

Some retailers have complained that the reprocessing part of the recycling industry has not kept pace with collection, meaning efforts to introduce environment-friendly packaging are wasted.

In short order, it threw out the I.A.E.A. inspectors, shut down their monitoring cameras, withdrew from the Non-Proliferation Treaty, and declared that it was reprocessing the contents of some eight thousand spent fuel rods from its formerly frozen reactors.