Sentence examples for discarded electronic from inspiring English sources

For the UK's discarded electronic goods, Ghana is still likely to be a major destination.

Products made with reusable components, retrieved from discarded electronic products, can not only be cheaper but better.

In 2002, a European directive was issued requiring member countries to ensure the "re-use, recovery and recycling" of discarded electronic goods.

This disparity of recycling processes adopted worldwide resulted in a high uncertainty on the EoL treatment processes that will be adopted for discarded electronic products.

Increasing quantities of discarded consumer products remain a major challenge for recycling efforts, especially for discarded electronic products (also referred as e-waste).

One route to reducing electronic waste, increasing product reuse, is dependent on the quality and functionality of discarded electronic goods (core), about which little is known or understood.

Further, if manual recounts are held in certain counties but not others, ballots previously discarded by electronic tabulation in manual recount counties would be counted, while similarly situated ballots in nonmanual recount counties would not -- thereby diluting the vote in nonmanual recount counties".

Their 12th album, and second since the departure of founder member Bruce Gilbert in 2004, also sees the core trio somewhat reinvigorated, discarding their electronic sound in favour of a bracing guitar-based tack.

Discarded electrical and electronic equipment is a growing waste stream becoming more problematic in its management.

It is estimated that in 2014 the world produced some 42 million metric tonnes of e-waste (discarded electrical and electronic equipment and its parts)—with North America and Europe accounting for 8 and 12 million metric tonnes respectively.

Obanda sources items from collectors who work in nearby landfill sites and is one of thousands of traders who buy and recycle discarded electrical and electronic goods in Nairobi.