Sentence examples for deemed too hazardous from inspiring English sources

While plastic and metal can be processed in Kenya, other materials are deemed too hazardous and must be shipped abroad.

The UAV/Kolibri represents a significant advance in multipollutant emission characterization capabilities for open area sources, safely and effectively making measurements heretofore deemed too hazardous for personnel or beyond the reach of land-based samplers.

Those trapped at the camps had descended to the icefall to examine the possibility of fixing it with ropes and other equipment dropped by helicopter on Sunday, but it was deemed too hazardous.

A rapid sequence induction of anaesthesia was deemed too hazardous to contemplate before attempting the less invasive option of deep sedation.

MTA Board to Review Red Line Route Plans : Transit: Wilshire Corridor, once deemed too hazardous for tunneling, is among sites under consideration for rail service extension.

But child-safety advocates want Washington to get tougher than current labor law, which allows 16-year-olds to perform jobs on the farm that regulators deem too hazardous for them to do off the farm at that age, such as handling dynamite, chainsaws and pesticides". Adorable animals sleeping interlude: A dog's ear flaps as she sleeps on top of the A/C vent.

In his final art school venture, the artist told The Huffington Post in an email his semen vials will be sealed in a box labeled "bio hazardous waste" along with a memo reading "SVA sees the creative potential of the artist as a health hazard and deemed too unsafe to be taken by the public".

Merrill Lynch is deemed too big.

It was deemed too excessive.

No project is deemed too whacky.

But he was deemed too skinny.