Sentence examples for collecting refuse from inspiring English sources

Woolf explains that the corporation's role is far from limited to collecting refuse, handing out parking tickets and overseeing the City's small police force.

The battle of the bins has broken out again after analysis of Government figures showed that collecting refuse fortnightly - a policy considered by the Communities Secretary, Eric Pickles, to be rubbish – increases recycling.

One is a shy young university student with a part-time job collecting refuse in the apartment block, and in an amusing scene Panahi accompanies him down in the lift.

While private and government efforts have succeeded in collecting refuse city-wide and using it as manure, most solid wastes are often dumped untreated in nearby low-lying areas and water bodies.

Consequently, high debts associated with professional studies compel sons and daughters of poor and even middle class families to think small and imagine cashing checks as tellers, processing words, scanning groceries, fixing leaks in houses, collecting refuse, and seeking other jobs that avoid debt-ridden education.

"Municipal services were not providing clean water anymore and they were not collecting refuse anymore.

This article was amended on 20 November to say that Veolia collects refuse for 13% of English local authorities.

"The first time I wore that, I felt really awkward," said Chen Ruan, 20, who used to collect refuse with his parents.

The French-owned multinational water, energy and waste management company Veolia – which collects refuse for a wide range of British local authorities – announced in April that it was closing down its operations in Israel.

Sri Lankan troops now sell religious bric-a-brac, run restaurants, collect refuse and build cricket stadiums.Recently, some countries have begun to curb their captains (and majors and generals) of industry.

The NAO's own picture misses contracting in local government and the NHS, or the devolved administrations, so cross-sector comparisons can't be made and certain successful big contractors are ignored, including, for example, Veolia, which collects refuse for 13% of English local authorities.