Sentence examples for cleanup capacity from inspiring English sources
"This decision shows that it's too expensive to establish the significant and costly risk management and cleanup capacity infrastructure needed to protect our communities from the enormous spill risks associated with drilling in this part of the world.
Mr. Giuliani demanded that the United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which helped enforce respirator use at the Pentagon cleanup, serve only in an advisory capacity.
His company's competitor, Mr. Perkins's firm, got the first major cleanup contract because it had "the capacity," Michel Content of the planning ministry said.
By refusing foreign assistance, we banned both the latest technology and cleanup vessels that far exceed the capacity of America's oil spill response vessels (OSRV's).
It relies on the site intrinsic assimilative capacity and allows in-place cleanup.
"A market with excess capacity is always in the need of a market cleanup," he said.
Kathleen P. Utgoff, the commissioner of the bureau, argued that the weather cut jobs at companies that were unable to operate or operated at reduced capacity but that other businesses added workers to help the cleanup from the storms.
"We do not expect BP to have to fund (or even know) 100% of the final cleanup costs in 2010, but we have no doubt as to its capacity to easily do so," Adams wrote.
Compare that to Norway's new cleanup standards, which state, "An active effort must always be made to achieve the largest possible tank capacity.
