Sentence examples for cut litter from inspiring English sources

By reducing the amount being carelessly discarded we can cut litter and its impact on our environment and economy.

If approved, traders will be forbidden from using the trays and boxes, in an effort to cut litter and promote the use of biodegradable packaging.

Bottle bills cut litter by 90percentt and the bills supply much-needed plastic, aluminum, and glass in a form that's so pure, it goes directly into remanufacturing.

As a result of the street-cleaning cuts, litter baskets that have been emptied on busy commercial thoroughfares three times a day, five days a week, will be emptied twice a week.

The Recife campaign is supported by Tearfund, the international NGO which is lobbying for global development funding for waste projects to be increased from 0.3%to3%3%; a move which would push waste higher up the international agenda, reduce global plastic littering, help cut marine litter and improve the environment and the lives of the world's poorest and most vulnerable.

A big motive for the data collection is to help stakeholders to understand where the debris is coming from, so they can then work with industries and governments to cut off litter at the source.

The new rules, which apply only to premier districts of central Tokyo, are intended not to promote health, but rather to cut the litter of discarded cigarette butts and to reduce damage to clothing on busy sidewalks.

A case in point is the essentially rural state of Nebraska, where more than half the population is clustered in the three counties that contain the states three largest cities. Page A10 New York TO CUT DOWN ON LITTER, TRY LOSING THE TRASH CANS New Yorkers angry about trash on their sidewalks tend to propose more litter baskets at more corners, more frequent collection, harsher fines for violators.

An expansion of the state's bottle redemption law to other plastics would help cut down on litter, paving the way for less trash going through the city sanitation system.

Some have been cut to a litter of tree stumps and scrub; on others, charcoal-makers have moved in to reduce the rootballs to fuel; next, other fields have been levelled and prepared with lime and fertiliser; and some have already been turned into white oceans of cotton.

We can communicate a message of aspiration and opportunity that can cut through lives littered with grievances.