Sentence examples for forms of hazardous from inspiring English sources

"All forms of hazardous waste including that sent for recycling, to obsolete electronic waste, will be banned from leaving wealthy countries destined for developing countries".

Millions of gallons of "gray water" from showers, kitchens, and laundry are dumped directly into the ocean, as are innumerable forms of hazardous waste.

The code also prohibits 21 forms of hazardous work to all children under 18.

Some forms of hazardous work performed by children include: handling dangerous cutting tools, carrying heavy loads for long distances, working long hours in extreme weather conditions, and operating heavy machinery that could cause them serious injuries.

Because of the scope and complexity of the problem, the management of radioactive waste particularly nuclear fission waste is usually considered an engineering task separate from other forms of hazardous-waste management and is discussed in the article nuclear reactor.

It is not uncommon for human waste to fall from planes in the form of hazardous ice chunks – called "blue ice".

Child labour robbing millions of health, education and growth, UNICEF says NEW YORK, 12 June 2013 – On the World Day Against Child Labour, UNICEF today called attention to the millions of children around the world who are engaged in some form of hazardous or exploitative work, usually at the expense of their health and education, and overall wellbeing and development.

ACCRA, Ghana, 12 June 2013 - On the World Day Against Child Labour, UNICEF today called attention to the millions of children around the world who are engaged in some form of hazardous or exploitative work, usually at the expense of their health and education, and overall wellbeing and development.

NEW YORK, 12 June 2013 – On the World Day Against Child Labour, UNICEF today called attention to the millions of children around the world who are engaged in some form of hazardous or exploitative work, usually at the expense of their health and education, and overall wellbeing and development.

Child labour robbing millions of health, education and growth, UNICEF says ACCRA, Ghana, 12 June 2013 - On the World Day Against Child Labour, UNICEF today called attention to the millions of children around the world who are engaged in some form of hazardous or exploitative work.

The present study emphasizes the importance of secondary pollutants in particulate form that can be generated from the gas or liquid phase of hazardous chemical substances.