Sentence examples for disposed of without from inspiring English sources

Any chemicals found not meeting these criteria will be disposed of without warning.

An attempt by local authorities to remove Deng's body from the site of his death — some feared it would be disposed of without a proper autopsy — fed the fury.

An attempt by local authorities to remove Deng's body from the site of his death some feared it would be disposed of without a proper autopsy fed the fury.

Most often, the aquatic macrophytes are mowed using mowing boats [2] and disposed of without further use.

As a result, the Environmental Protection Agency has found that water supplies in 24 states have been contaminated from coal combustion waste that was disposed of without proper safeguards.This is why coal ash must be classified and regulated as hazardous waste.

But on Oct. 30, Judge Tigar canceled the hearing, saying the matter could be disposed of "without oral argument". This suggests he will allow the case to move forward, legal experts said.

The Forestry Commission is already being starved of funds, is about to lose a quarter of its staff, and it's quite possible that a government desperate to cut costs even further will just wait for the rumpus to subside and quietly sell off the 15% of forestry estate that it is allowed to dispose of without a change in the law.

When I was nearly done with the basement, I looked up and saw that the rafters were crisscrossed with random lumber and that my father had used them as makeshift shelves for cans of shellac, varnish, lye and furniture-stripping compound you wouldn't want to dispose of without gloves and a tetanus shot.

Core knowledge is defined as the knowledge that any graduated medical doctor should dispose of without having to consult reference sources, and is assessed using closed-book questions.

When done, carefully remove the paper from the work surface and dispose of without tossing glitter across the floor (you may wish to scoop up loose glitter for reuse on another project; turn the paper into a funnel and slip the loose glitter into a jar or container for reuse).

And now, just weeks later -- with half of the 700 billion already in hand and the rest soon to follow, with lots of those billions already disposed of, but without buying a single "toxic asset" -- Henry Paulson stands before the microphones and says, approximately, "Never mind".