Sentence examples for dumping activities from inspiring English sources
Each year, millions of tons of halal food wastes are being disposed into the environment through land-filling or illegal dumping activities.
But the report found that, despite the legal precedents that the Guardian's investigations gave rise to, there was still no agreed international process for preventing and dealing with toxic dumping activities.
And in return, under Gov. Perry, WCS's lucrative radioactive waste dumping activities underwent major expansion.
Even in the late 1990s, your forward-thinking approach allowed you to recognise the need to develop and evaluate dredged material concepts in order to meet ecotoxicological standards and to assess the risks of waste dumping activities.
The topsoil has been disturbed due to dumping activities in the study area and hence, constitutes the waste dump and the leachate derived from its decomposition processing as shown in Fig. 2.
That's the main part of their approach that prevents pump and dump activity, they plan to institute activity monitoring that will notify users of suspicious behavior as well.
They cannot explain what is "wrong" with taking hold of a reckless bank in trouble, guaranteeing its deposits (and cash machines) and continuing to lend against a Treasury guarantee, while dumping the casino activities into administration.
Water quality of Himalayan rivers has been steadily deteriorating over several decades due to anthropogenic activities, dumping of treated or untreated effluents, poor structured sewerage and drainage system, etc.
We've already knocked out half of the Great Barrier Reef through activities like dumping dredge waste, but it appears Australians have a new weapon to eradicate the remaining reef.
Of the activities assessed dumping of waste was found to have the lowest spatial extent.
Sixth-form teaching time is being pared to the bone, work experience placements stopped, enrichment activities dumped and cheaper, newly qualified teachers (NQTs) hired over more experienced – and therefore more expensive – candidates.
