Sentence examples for environmentally compliant from inspiring English sources
And mines must now present a detailed plan showing how they will stay environmentally compliant.
A novel sealing process for anodised aluminium has been developed based on inclusion of environmentally compliant corrosion inhibitors.
As an alternative, environmentally compliant non-chromate inhibitors of Ce(NO3 3, NaVO3 and Na2MoO4 were incorporated into a Zr-epoxy sol gel.
Among potential replacements for chromates, cerium-based conversion coatings (CeCCs) have been identified as leading candidates, showing a good promise as environmentally compliant corrosion inhibitors on Al alloys.
The first section covers a series of findings and develops a set of recommendations for operations of space reactor systems in a safe, environmentally compliant fashion.
"We need to change the way we fund water services and that means introducing domestic water charges where people will pay directly for the amount of water they will use - fix the leaks, increase the amount and capacity we have in the system and ensure that our wastewater treatment plants are all environmentally compliant".
Three distinct identities which capture key organizational representations over time are highlighted: environmentally responsible and compliant organizations; leaders in sustainability; and strategically 'good' organizations.
Federal, State, or Local Government: Seeking to optimize infrastructure and processes (e.g. waste and water management) in ways that are environmentally-sound and compliant.
In a very many cases, a Chinese-made product can be well-made, environmentally friendly, and ISO-compliant.
"I want my car to be environmentally superior, but at this point – at the very least – I want it to be compliant with emissions standards".
Eager to escape ever-stronger environmental restrictions and dying oil fields at home, the energy giants were naturally drawn to the economically and environmentally wide-open producing areas of the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America -- the Third World -- where oil deposits were plentiful, governments compliant, and environmental regulations few or nonexistent.
