Sentence examples for disposal requirements from inspiring English sources

Waste disposal requirements differ from one county or municipality to another, requiring artists to find out which agencies are in charge and what their rules are.

The tailings are engineered to suit the disposal requirements, as opposed to engineering a facility to accommodate the tailings.

The project, however, was called off after indications from EU competition officials that it would be subject to a lengthy inquiry, with no guarantee of success and onerous disposal requirements.

Irrigation rationalisation represents the best compromise between the farmers' production and livestock waste disposal requirements and the environmentalists' desire for water saving and protection.

For non-oil-and-gas wells (i.e. stratigraphic test wells, water wells, and injection wells), the area per well increased through time likely due to increased produced water disposal requirements.

Reprocessing separation efficiency is a major design variable in the implementation of advanced fuel cycles as it affects waste disposal requirements, fuel fabrication, system economics, and other fuel cycle system characteristics.

The appropriate technologies, in a measure that meets current needs and takes into consideration future growth, are matched with the treatment and disposal requirement that have been identified.

The bulk density of tephra could have an influence of the total volume of material that is disposed of and the disposal site requirements.

Environmental safety of products during use and final disposal under these requirements are tested by simulation experiments.

This work examined the possibility of recycling trachyte waste as temper for preparing new types of bricks, thus reducing disposal costs and requirements for increasingly vulnerable raw materials, ultimately reducing production costs.

However, there remains a need to minimize disposal area space requirements and to eliminate the need for slurry disposal areas, which are becoming increasingly difficult and more expensive to permit.