Sentence examples for appropriate sewage from inspiring English sources

Regrettably, this is true; they're like the utilities – water, electricity, gas or, more appropriate, sewage – I suggested here the other day.

There was growing awareness among officials that a lack of public sanitation and appropriate sewage treatment might have something to do with the periodic outbreaks of diseases like cholera and typhus, yet piousness was often cheaper and easier than constructing sewage pipelines.

Interventions for reducing the health impacts of climate variability include effective health education programs, improvement of health care infrastructure, disaster preparedness plans, vector monitoring and control, and appropriate sewage and solid-waste management practices.

Due to the increasing awareness considering risks for the global environment and human health, appropriate treatments of sewage sludge are urgently expected.

All told, at least 20,000 people landed on Lampedusa, which had nowhere near the appropriate amount of water, sewage systems, or medical facilities to support the sudden influx.

The GAP works in Rishikesh comprise sewerage works to tap the sewage outfalls through appropriate pumping station, and diversion of the sewage to a pond type STP at Lakkarghat between Haridwar and Rishikesh.

Pursuing only advanced treatment options for sewage systems is not an appropriate, viable solution to this problem.

Statutory samples were taken on 13 August 2010 and the Northern Ireland Environment Agency claimed that NI Water had failed to respond within an appropriate timeframe to a "critical alarm" at the sewage pumping station.

Due to the unpredictable weather changes, lack of appropriate control methodologies may result in overflow in the sewage system, which causes environmental contamination (pollution).

Therefore, the selection of an appropriate technology for the treatment and disposal of treated sewage requires an analysis of the effects that the effluents would have on both agricultural and the environment (Zhou and Smith 2002).

On Oct. 25 the town board adopted a resolution calling on the ferry commissioners to "initiate appropriate disciplinary proceedings" against any employee guilty of discharging raw sewage and untreated sludge into the Sound or the Thames River.