Sentence examples for disposal date from inspiring English sources
Testy relations between New York City and surrounding states over its trash disposal date back to at least 1997, when the city first started to shut down Fresh Kills and export its residential waste to Pennsylvania, Virginia and other states.
Check your contact lenses for the recommended disposal date and don't wear them much longer than that.[1].
It said the TLC tried to hide roughly 1,300 pieces of screening equipment from congressional investigators and provided staffers with a list of disposed items "that falsely identified disposal dates and directly contradicted the inventory of equipment" in a report to committee staff.
UNICEF's work in waste disposal dates back to 1991 when an environmental education project was introduced in Rio Branco in the Amazon area of Brazil.
All reaches of public and private conduct may be found there, from the disposal of a date stone to the crisis of the deathbed, from the manner of ablution to the duties of forgiveness, from the physical routines of digestion to the description of the Day of Judgment.
50 To date, safe disposal of children's stools has received relatively little attention in sanitation programmes.
The second route by which pharmaceuticals can enter the environment is by the disposal of out-of-date or unwanted medicines, which may occur via the sink/toilet or in household waste that is then taken to landfill sites.
The date of her disposal is uncertain; Erich Gröner reports the ship survived until being broken up for scrap in 1960, while Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships states that the vessel was scrapped in 1958 59.
And with multiple dating apps at everyone's disposal, you can go on as many dates as possible per week.
But the legislation would not mandate a date to establish underground disposal sites.
