Sentence examples for charges of waste from inspiring English sources

Democrats are looking to the race for signs that their charges of waste and corruption in Suffolk government are resonating with voters.

In response to widespread charges of waste, mismanagement, and inefficiency, the Superfund streamlined its procedures, and by the beginning of the 21st century, cleanups at more than 750 sites had been completed.

The Pentagon, for its part, does not dispute the charges of waste, but said Sopko and his team have full access to the cache of documents associated with the project.

People in Britain now face up to six months in prison or a $3,600 fine if found guilty of charges of wasting police time, but the new law brings them under the penalties imposed on people who send fake explosives.

Legally, elected municipal councils should be in charge of waste management.

One reason may be that three different government departments are in charge of waste management.

"It is women who are in charge of waste and they are dedicated to their communities, and can really contribute a lot," said Ceesay.

Hassan Abu Ahmed, a spokesman for the Cairo Cleaning and Beautification Authority, the government department in charge of waste management, told me that the foreign companies are covering only fifty or sixty per cent of the services that were promised in the contracts.

"It's a Marmite topic," said Councillor Bassam Mahfouz, who is in charge of waste for Ealing Council, in London.

As Judge David Tatel writes in the first line of the decision, "Compared to the charges of cronyism, waste and mismanagement that dominated this dispute in its earlier stages, the legal issue we confront is quite tame".

The charging model of waste dumping of open-pit mines was formulated, and the charging rate was divided into two parts, i.e., the standard charging rate and the differential charging rate.