Sentence examples for cleanup materials from inspiring English sources

The first political casualty fell this week when a leader of the local governing body resigned after news reports suggested that a family business had sold cleanup materials to the government, which he denied.

Cleanup materials will be provided while supplies last.

Narrated by Ray Lopez, the environmental program manager of LSA/FHS, the DVD is divided into eight separate sections that cover a range of topics including recommended personal protective equipment, proper mold cleanup materials and methods, directions for safe handling of personal possessions, steps for safe rebuilding, and general health and safety advisories.

The nanoparticles' larger surface area, when compared with the same amount of conventional cleanup material, also makes them much more reactive.

Without a cleanup, the material would cling to surfaces and contaminate the area for decades.

Studies target advances in energy science, human health, environmental cleanup, nanotechnology, novel materials and information technology, among others.

There have been infrastructure improvements like electrical upgrades and gas lines; cleanup of hazardous materials in some buildings; and wholesale removal of others.

Allen G. Croff, a retired Oak Ridge executive who served on a National Academy of Sciences panel on the cleanup of radioactive materials, said in an e-mail message, "In essence, this is yet another decision concerning federal budget priorities".

At about 7pm local time – four days after Duncan was placed in isolation in hospital – two pickup trucks and a van, all belonging to a local commercial hazardous materials cleanup company, arrived at the complex.

APOLLO (KDKA) – The Army Corps of Engineers recently secured a grant to finally cleanup nuclear waste materials at a long-debated site in Armstrong County.

Arguably, the DOE does have some health expertise, because it has various organizational structures dealing with health and safety related to energy or to the cleanup of atomic materials production sites.