Sentence examples for burning policy from inspiring English sources

She maintained that APP has operated a "zero burning" policy in its supply chain since 1996.

With implementation of the "zero burning" policy by Malaysia and other regional governments, it is anticipated that the disease will have a bigger impact on future A. mangium plantations.

APP says it has had a zero burning policy since 1996 and will stop using suppliers involved in burning land.

The idle and the busy cranes both stand for different answers to petrostates' most burning policy question how to best use the ballooning governmental revenues from the thriving oil and gas sector.

Malaysia's Sime Darby, one of the world's biggest palm oil companies, said it followed "a zero burning policy throughout its operations".

The burning policy question at the center of all this is what effect will an increase in the top individual tax rate have on small business job creation.

The burning public policy questions (pun intended) are how to reduce the emissions from the most-polluting power plants and how to reverse the course for the states most dependent on coal for electric generation.

While people a century ago didn't know about the risks of polluting the atmosphere when burning coal, policy makers today know exactly the risks of storing nuclear waste.

The 40-minute meeting that followed was mostly uneventful, touching only lightly on the hot-button topics of climate change, trade and "burning foreign policy questions" on North Korea, Ukraine and the Middle East, according to a brief statement from Ms. Merkel's government.

Palm oil giant Sime Darby said in a statement that it was strictly following its zero-burning policy throughout its operations, but that it could not control the activities of local growers farming on its concession area.

Most have strict no-burning policies, but have been accused of starting fires (or paying others to light them on their behalf) in the past, in order to clear more of their concessions for palm oil.