Sentence examples for executive of waste from inspiring English sources

Tired of his long commute, Tom Drury, chief executive of waste management firm Shanks Group, resigned to take a job nearer home.

Tom Drury, chief executive of waste management firm Shanks Group, has struck a blow against the tyranny of commuting by resigning to take a job nearer home.

James Capel, chief executive of waste management company Simply Waste, believes the industry should focus its energy on recycling existing cups more efficiently.

The chief executive of Trinity Mirror wastes millions on launching a daily newspaper that every journalist, and I mean every journalist, thought was rubbish.

Executives of the waste companies told the City Council that the price increases were justified because the city's current price cap of $12.20 per cubic yard was below the actual cost of disposing of heavy waste.

In 1987 she married Foreman, chief executive of an American waste management group, and two years later published a novel, The Scarlet Thread.

Steve Lee, chief executive of the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management, gives the example of carbon fibre.

"It's not a cost of living increase that outrages onlookers – it's the executive excess, the shocking examples of waste and botched decisions, and ridiculously high levels of pay for those at the top of a corporation we all fund".

Waste Management Chief Executive David Steiner thinks that the 110 million tons of waste his company handles every year can do more than fill landfills and generate electricity.

Integrated Solid Waste Management ISWMM) involves many executive, operational and managerial decisions such as the siting of waste processing and disposal units, selection of waste-treatment technologies and allocation of waste flow to processing facilities and landfills.

Steve Lee, the chief executive of the Northampton-based Chartered Institution of Wastes Management, defended the plans as "a clean technology that roasts waste".