Sentence examples for handling of electronic from inspiring English sources
Much of the debate over the handling of electronic refuse arises from the metals like lead and mercury that are used to make electronic devices.
But what Interpol actually said, in its 2008 report on the documents, was that the Colombian military's treatment of the files "did not conform to internationally recognised principles for the ordinary handling of electronic evidence by law enforcement".
In March, the company and the Federal Communications Commission investigated the improper handling of electronic records used to confirm that a consumer has asked to switch long-distance carriers.
"I regret that Stanford released a file containing unnecessary information," Mr. Corcino said, "that MSCS did not have an appropriate training and audit system for the handling of electronic data and that I was not more careful with the file.
Environmentally sustainable systems for the design, production, and handling of electronic devices should be developed to solve the dramatic increase in electronic waste.
Records Retention Policy A good records retention policy reduces a company's risk by ensuring the proper handling of electronic data.
Although in the latter point, the data loss attributed to the eReferral system could also have been the result of issues with the GPs handling of the electronic referral, as has been highlighted previously (e.g. confusion about eReferral statuses).
That program, called R2, for Responsible Recycling, also certifies participating recyclers and provides guidelines for the handling and disposal of electronic waste.
When I first started working in Taiwan back in 1996, our company had a large purchasing department staffed by employees who were handling the procurement of electronic parts.
This paper discusses the design and characterization of a prototype disassembly tool that was designed to handle a family of electronic devices whose plastic, cantilever snap-fit covers house AA or AAA batteries.
The Natural Resources Defense Council and Environmental Action said the bill would shift the cost of handling electronic waste away from taxpayers and would protect sanitation workers and the public from toxic chemicals released when the devices are crushed or incinerated.
