Sentence examples for could be disposed from inspiring English sources

The units that could be disposed of make automotive brakes, chassis modules and electrical systems.

I went back to return the kit so it could be disposed of safely.

It would keep you cool during exercise, could be worn like a garment, and could be disposed of in a day or two.

It was like they were driving at a flock of birds – like they were little animals that could be disposed of.

Before the books could be disposed of properly, three soldiers removed the items and put them in a pit to be burned, without knowing what the items were.

Rock phosphate soon proved to be a cost-effective means of supplying this additional phosphorus, and the excess phytin phosphorus could be disposed of easily with the animals' manure.

They were whipped and beaten for days in the villagers' custody and believe the only reason they were not killed is because their crashed vehicle was evidence that could not be disposed of.

Stuart Gruskin, a former deputy commissioner of the Environmental Conservation Department, who worked on the first draft of the rules and now does consulting work, said he had no doubt that fracking waste could in principle be disposed of safely.

Hans Frank noted in 1944 that although Polish teachers were a "mortal enemy" of the German states, they could not all be disposed of immediately.

An individual could, for example, simply be disposed to desire immediately to do whatever she believes it right to do or whatever she judges to be valuable (Copp 1997, 50 51).

Would that packaging need to be disposed of differently and could it be recycled?