English term
their use will not be allowed to exceed
"By 2030, according to EU regulations, *their use will not be allowed to exceed twenty per cent of the current level*"
Al momento ho tradotto con "ne sarà proibito un uso che superi il 20% del livello attuale" ma non mi pare molto chiaro (neanche l'inglese è di una chiarezza lampante a mio parere). Credo il significato sia che devono essere ridotti dell'80%.
(Avevo scritto questa domanda ma poi non l'ho vista apparire, credo di non aver confermato alla fine, se per caso l'ho postata due volte mi scuso).
Oct 7, 2016 20:40: Elena Aclasto changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
Non-PRO (3): Francesco Badolato, Arabella Fiona Palladino, Elena Aclasto
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Proposed translations
non ne sarà consentito
Entro il 2030, secondo le normative europee, *non ne sarà consentito un uso superiore al 20% del livello attuale*
Entro il 2030, secondo le normative europee, *il loro uso dovrà essere ridotto dell'80% risspetto al livello attuale*
Propenderei per la prima soluzione più letterale
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