Traduction de «safe nuclear energy » (Français → Anglais) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Power Generation Choices : Costs, Risks and Externalities-Proceedings of an International Symposium, Washington (USA) 23-24 September 1993, Organised by the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory [ Power Generation Choices : Costs, Risks and Externalities ]
Power Generation Choices : Costs, Risks and Externalities - Proceedings of an International Symposium, Washington (USA) 23-24 September 1993, Organised by the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory [ Power Generation Choices : Costs, Risks and Externalities ]

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

Cet argument qui se résume par les mots « strong and safe nuclear energy industry », pour citer le député, ne tient pas, et c'est d'ailleurs pourquoi il y a des assurances.
That argument, which can be summed up by the words “strong and safe nuclear energy industry”, to quote the member, does not hold water, and this is why there is insurance.

Des observations ont également été présentées par Trade Unionists for Safe Nuclear Energy (within a Balanced Energy Policy) — TUSNE (18), M. Robert Freer (19), The UK Chemical Industries Association («CIA») (20), John Hall Associates («JHA») (21), the Energy Intensive Users Group («EIUG») (22), Terra Nitrogen (23), Energywatch (24), Teollisuuden Voima Oy («TVO») (25), National Grid Transco (26), the Royal Academy of Engineering (27), Enfield Energy Centre Limited («EECL») (28), the Energy Information Centre Ltd («EIC») (29), Major Energy Users' Council Ltd («MEUC») (30), ainsi qu'une deuxième partie intéressée souhaitant conserver l'anonymat.
Comments were also introduced by the Trade Unionists for Safe Nuclear Energy (within a Balanced Energy Policy) – TUSNE (18), Mr Robert Freer (19), the UK Chemical Industries Association (CIA) (20), John Hall Associates (JHA) (21), the Energy Intensive Users Group (EIUG) (22), Terra Nitrogen (23), Energywatch (24), Teollisuuden Voima Oy (TVO) (25), National Grid Transco (26), the Royal Academy of Engineering (27), Enfield Energy Centre Limited (EECL) (28), the Energy Information Centre Ltd (EIC) (29), Major Energy Users’ Council Ltd (MEUC) (30) and a second third party willing to remain anonymous.