Sentence examples for correctly disposed from inspiring English sources
They company denies this ever happens and says all chicken from the floor is correctly disposed of as waste.
But now three workers who have been in charge of quality control at the factory in recent years have come forward claiming it was "an almost daily occurrence" for birds to fall on the floor and be put back into the food chain instead of being correctly disposed of as waste.
Radiation waste advisor, Dr Trevor Jones, told BBC Inside Out that significant investment is needed to correctly dispose of waste water from the controversial process.
It is the case of Italy, a country in which citizens are really good at recycling but there are not the facilities and structures needed to correctly dispose of the waste.
Each of the old monitors contains up to eight pounds of lead, which can harm the environment if not disposed of correctly.
I dissect it and remove it using shears and a sharp blade before I put it in a bag to make sure it's disposed of correctly because pigeons can carry disease.
A tighter connection between practitioners and standards, then, might be this: what X-standards sanction is what X-practitioners are disposed to correctly believe qua X-practitioners.
This approach is based on the deterministic CDM model ["Theoretical considerations on diagnostic assessments using cognitive diagnostic models (CDMs)" section], which stated that solvers are able to solve tasks correctly because they are disposed to apply all of the necessary skills in the correct way (=skill-master).
Using an aerosol tire inflator/sealer will void any warranty on your tire because the chemicals in the aerosol can will "melt" the inside of the tire and are considered hazardous materials that must be disposed of correctly according to federal and state law.
Even if you've set the thermostat correctly, some people are just disposed to having colder than comfortable extremities.
