English-German translation for "inventories"

inventories [account.]

inventory (also: stock, collection, continued existence, armory)

inventory (also: stock, supply, provision, armory)

inventory (also: stock, armory, inventory level)

inventory (also: armory, inventory level)

inventory (also: fixtures)

inventory (also: accessioning)

inventory (also: stocktaking)

inventory

inventory

inventory

inventory [construct.]

inventory {noun} (also: stocktaking)

     on-hand inventories

     to accumulate inventories

     accumulation of inventories

     cost of inventories

Another item was the inventories.

These inventories and projections must be reported to the Commission each year.

Furthermore, there must be improvements made to asset management and inventories.

And all of those black dots are all of the toxic release inventories that are monitored by the EPA.

The Federal Inventory provides comparable site records for the whole of Switzerland and can be coordinated with other inventories.

It would remove an essential obligation for Member States regularly to update emission inventories.

The PCBs directive is characterised by the failure of Member States to supply the all-important inventories of the stocks they hold.

So we must make the investment, not only in records and inventories, but also in gene banking and conservation of what still remains.

All heritage site records can be compared with one another and coordinated with the existing inventories of federal or cantonal monument preservation sites.

Drafting inventories and lists is necessary at every administrative level, and it is important to weigh up all the pros and cons when taking environmental action.

Member States are also required to prepare, and regularly update, national emission inventories and emission projections for 2010 for SO2, NOx, VOCs and NH3.

Drawing up inventories to identify the worst sources of pollution is a major step on the way to solving this problem.

The Commission will not know in 2011 whether or not ceilings were met in 2010 because of the time that must be allowed for Member States to compile inventories.

The proposed inventories of existing waste and waste generated during routine operations will only serve to identify waste management requirements and the related technical possibilities.