goldemberg造句

• Jose Goldemberg told The Associated Press . _ _ __
• Seven nations voted for Jose Goldemberg, a Brazilian who entered the race this week.
• Jose Goldemberg told The Associated Press.
• However, Goldemberg added that developing countries should try to cut the growth of their carbon dioxide emissions.
• Jos?Goldemberg also served as Chairman of the Editorial Board ( 1998 2000 ) and a lead author of the UNDP World Energy Assessment.
• Szir not only accepted, but brought Jorge Goldemberg, from the Escuela de Cine del Litoral in Santa Fe, along with him.
• Nearby, Luis Goldemberg patiently held up for television cameras a poster fashioned from a high school graduation snapshot of his missing daughter, Cynthia Veronica.
• ""'Picon Pie " "'was an Off-Broadway musical written by Rose Leiman Goldemberg and produced by Edmund Gaynes.
• In March 1910, Streitman's entire mobile property was confiscated by court order, and auctioned off to pay off his debt to an R . Goldemberg.
• No scientific consensus exists on who should bear the burden of adaptation and mitigation costs ( Goldemberg " et al . " ., 1996 : 29 ).
• Several experts, like physicists Luiz Pinguelli Rosa and Jos?Goldemberg, have voiced their opposition to Brazil s nuclear endeavor, calling it a very expensive source of energy.
• In a UCS panel discussion, physics professor Jose Goldemberg of the University of San Paulo in Brazil, said developing countries should not shoulder the main burden of cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
• Honour presidents are Aziz Ab'S醔er, Crodowaldo Pavan, Jos?Goldemberg, Jos?Leite Lopes, Oscar Sala, Ricardo de Carvalho Ferreira, S閞gio Henrique Ferreira and Warwick Estevam Kerr.
• In order to be efficient, mechanisms to reduce emissions still require all emitters to face the same costs of emission ( Goldemberg " et al . ", 1996, p . 30 ).
• In the case of climate change, mitigation can be viewed as an effort to reduce the chance of climate change impacts ( Goldemberg " et al . ", 1996, p . 24 ).
• Jose Goldemberg, a professor at Sao Paulo University and Brazil's former environment minister, said nothing will happen without binding targets and timetables _ and that there should be penalties if countries don't meet them.
• Traditional insurance works by transferring risk to those better able or more willing to bear risk, and also by the pooling of risk ( Goldemberg " et al . ", 1996, p . 25 ).
• Professor Jos?Goldemberg earned his Ph . D . in Physical Science from the University of S鉶 Paulo where he served as environment, and energy and has served as president of the Brazilian Association for the Advancement of Science.
• But " these claims of a need to protect industrial secrets are exaggerated, since this technology is used routinely in other applications in other parts of the world, " Goldemberg said . " National pride is involved here, but I don't know if that is worth arousing the suspicion of the rest of the world ."
• "What we're seeing are the same ideas of exaggerated nationalism that we have been through so many times before here, the belief that we are going to be a great power and all of that, " said Jose Goldemberg, a physicist who as minister of science and technology in the early 1990s forced an end to the Brazilian military's secret nuclear weapons program.