Examples of 'annual quantities' in a sentence
Meaning of "annual quantities"
annual quantities - The amount or volume of something that is measured or calculated on a yearly basis
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Reporting by returning lists of annual quantities of chemicals.
Annual quantities of uranium to be reprocessed tons.
Farmers keep records of annual quantities of pesticides applied.
Annual quantities of plutonium recovered from fuels tons.
Dissemination of information on estimates of the annual quantities of the.
The annual quantities can be estimated.
This rate card can be decreased in case of large annual quantities.
Annual quantities of spentnuclear fuel from nuclear powerplant.
Methods for determining annual quantities of materials and fuels.
Annual quantities tonnes.
At a minimum, records of applications must include annual quantities applied.
Such annual quantities may not be carried over from one year to the next.
The products, the additional costs per tonne and the annual quantities are as follows.
The average annual quantities of foodstuffs marketed by the Corporation are as follows.
Annual quantities of imports on schedules attached to lists a1 and a2.
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Oil spills - Annual quantities of oil lost as a result of structural failures, fires and explosions.
The annual quantities referred to in the first subparagraph of this Protocol shall be.
The annual quantities to be imported are set for periods beginning on 1 July.
The annual quantities referred to in Article 1 shall be spread over four periods as follows.
Appendix 1 . annual quantities of imports on schedules attached.
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