Sentence examples for deemed a hazardous from inspiring English sources
Everything the chemical touched except the clothes themselves was deemed a hazardous waste as a result of the 1990 Clean Air Act, requiring extensive paperwork and special disposal.
The additional fee may not legitimately be deemed a quarantine law because Alabama permits both the generation and landfilling of hazardous waste within its borders and the importation of additional hazardous waste.
The game was deemed a sellout.
The operation has been deemed a success.
"The uncertainty that a presumed hazardous waste material could be deemed hazardous as a result of a determination that a generator failed to follow Subtitle D requirements will create too much uncertainty and liability concerns for the beneficial user," the group wrote in its letter.
Those buildings were cited for 288 violations, 232 of them deemed hazardous or immediately hazardous, in the periods his company, Magaw Management, was listed as overseeing them.
Of course the player would be penalized for removing his helmet to don a garment deemed hazardous to a league sponsor.
So when David Martin, a burly workman from the Delta Demolition Company, piloted his bright orange excavator down the alley, neighbors were surprised to see the creaking Hitachi EX160 take aim at the vacant two-story frame house at 2922 Washtenaw that a court had deemed "dangerous, hazardous and unsafe".
The family had lost their home through a tangle of events that involved an arrested landlord and a house deemed hazardous.
It limited visibility and drove the city's air quality index (AQI) above 300, a level deemed "hazardous" on most scales and which can have a long-term impact on health.
