Sentence examples for cost of disposing from inspiring English sources

The obvious economic solution is to make households pay the marginal cost of disposing of their waste.

Half a century on, Japan faces the huge cost of disposing of these rusting relics of its military past.

Critics also worry about the cost of disposing of the waste, which must be stored for hundreds of years.

The scheme also netted the Briarcliff Manor-based carting company $185,000 in savings over the cost of disposing of the private refuse.

As a result, the total cost of disposing of a single ton of trash in 2002 was $257 , 40percent more than the $183 it cost in 1996.

At least one food source has been made inedible for a group of people because a corporation externalized the cost of disposing their toxic waste.

Marked "commercial in confidence", it states that "unlimited exposure to risks relating to the costs of disposing of their waste in a GDF [geological disposal facility], could not be accepted by the operator as they would prevent the operator from securing the finance necessary to undertake the project".

Last month, BMW said it was setting aside $3 billion to cover the costs of disposing of Rover.

When deaths do occur, the costs of disposing of the body are now cut in just about every conceivable way.

"This value has been determined by considering the current asset and liability position of the business; the future profit cash flows and the associated capital investment set out within the management's five-year plan for the business; the risk attaching to the various cash flows and the costs of disposing of the business," Saga said.

Parts with higher recycling and CO2 saving rates should be selected and manually disassembled; however, the manual disassembly brings a higher cost, instead of disposing of the parts.