Sentence examples for brought waste from inspiring English sources

Decentralisation has brought waste and corruption in some places, but in others it has produced better urban management.

But as at other energy groups, like Chesapeake Energy and SandRidge Energy, a too-cozy board has brought waste and strategic blunders.

"If you asked people why they were unhappy about nuclear energy a year ago, they would have brought waste up," said Pidgeon.

A steady stream of trucks drive past a set of empty barges that will never again bring waste here.

In an statement on Thursday morning, Lynas described the conditions of the two-year initial license without mentioning the possibility of bringing waste back to Australia.

This state of affairs has brought warnings from the European Union, which is funding measures to bring waste collection and processing up to standard.

Rain water captured by drain sewers on city streets flows into the same pipes that bring waste water to sewage treatment plants.

However, the millisecond-level latency of the dynamic bandwidth allocation (DBA) procedure exceeds the harsh latency constraints of 5G MFH, and the uneven distribution of traffic caused by user mobility brings waste or congestion of MFH bandwidth resources.

While critics of the crackdown on leaks have accused the Obama administration of waging a war on whistle-blowers, Mr. Kim agreed to say that he did not believe that he was bringing waste, fraud, abuse or other misconduct to light.

A spokesman for an umbrella group for the councils involved in the waste project, Arc21, said the incinerator would bring waste management in Northern Ireland "into line with European best practice" and improve recycling rates, reducing reliance on landfill and the export of waste.

Citizens bring waste to the plant which has recycling stations.