Sentence examples for handle safely from inspiring English sources

Then, in the 1980s, some developing countries objected to becoming dumping-grounds for rich countries' toxic waste, which they did not have the means to handle safely.

But with the exception of Molycorp and Lynas, an Australian company, most of the companies lack environmental permits and mineral processing equipment, much less the experience to handle safely the radioactive thorium and uranium that almost always contaminate rare-earth ore.

But with the exception of Molycorp and Lynas Corporation, an Australian company, most of the companies lack environmental permits and mineral processing equipment, much less the experience to handle safely the radioactive thorium and uranium that almost always contaminate rare earth ore.

Samples are distilled for 1 hour, after which the hot plate is turned off and the N2 flow in maintained for another hour to 1) allow the very hot boiling acid to cool sufficiently to handle safely and 2) to ensure that all H2S in the system has been carried to the final trap.

The main hazard is its intense radioactivity (as an alpha emitter), which makes it very difficult to handle safely.

These landfills -- which are often located near neighborhoods and schools -- are simply not equipped to handle safely this toxic waste material.

The rare earths have low toxicities and can be handled safely with ordinary care.

However, he said, "this tragedy notwithstanding, movement of hazardous material by rail not only can be, but is being, handled safely in the vast majority of instances".

Both the federal agency and the automakers say the vans are more like trucks than cars and they maintain that they can be handled safely by experienced drivers.

In the right environment, dangerous pathogens can be handled safely; viruses like those that cause herpes and hepatitis are commonly used in labs.

Chief Superintendent Dave Hardcastle, of Hampshire Police, said: "Our focus is on helping to ensure such a large influx and exit of people is handled safely and with the minimum of impact".