Sentence examples for cleanup schedule from inspiring English sources

In part because the Army is the polluter and in part because of the priority status, the cleanup schedule has not been altered by the Bush administration's recent decision to scale back the so-called Superfund program.

Nuke Watch says the parties initially agreed to "rigorous public participation requirements and a detailed cleanup schedule" in the 2005 consent order, and these requirements should still be enforced.

But under the best of circumstances, the WIPP will probably be closed for 18 months, a shutdown that is causing concern in states that are already impatient with the Energy Department's slow cleanup schedule.

Mr. Dingell added, "In the past, weapons production took priority over health and safety; currently, accelerated cleanup schedules and reduced cleanup budgets are taking priority".

The cleanup is scheduled to take about a month, Ms. Labato said, and should cost $800,000 to $950,000, though the commission said the job could take longer.

Because last year's cleanup was scheduled for four days after Sept. 11, the overall numbers in New York State were down; only 7,500 volunteers participated compared with more than 10,400 in 2000.

Geldart said officials told those with the Women's March on Washington that they would not be permitted to march along Pennsylvania Avenue the day after the inauguration because of the extensive cleanup effort scheduled.

Her cleanup is scheduled for March, Vallejo said, but she thinks she would have had to wait many more months if she didn't go to Solis' office for help.

The cleanup plan, scheduled to begin in February, also includes investigating whether there are undiscovered buried wastes on the Neville site, monitoring the air and surface water and further soil tests.

"It takes a lot of pressure for that to happen, and the fact that it did means we really screwed up". A beach cleanup is scheduled for 11 30 a.m.

Just last month, the government admitted that such travails had left the cleanup hopelessly behind schedule in 8 of the 11 towns, which they originally promised would be cleaned by next March.