Sentence examples for hazardous items from inspiring English sources

Recyclable materials like metal and glass would be extracted, along with hazardous items like batteries.

Firearms, weapons, alcohol, drugs, portable speakers and other potentially hazardous items will be banned, but Singer says fetishes will still be welcome.

Since November, the E.P.A. collected and processed about 150,000 potentially hazardous items from New York State, mainly from the city and Long Island.

The problem could have occurred when the airline was handling the baggage or when Transportation Security Administration employees were examining the bags for explosives and other hazardous items, something they do with every checked item.

In a spirit of healing and reconciliation with the more hazardous items in our grocery baskets, have you ever ended up in A&E as a result of eating or drinking something innocuous?

The Army Corps and other contractors worked with the city's Sanitation Department to separate hazardous items like paint cans, propane tanks and car batteries, which landfill operators will not accept.

"We've been selling knishes for 80 years, and all of the sudden the city came down on these poor vending guys, saying it's a hazardous item," Mr. Gabay said.

The league promptly put out a memorandum called "Foreign Objects on Field -- Taunting and Unsportsmanlike Conduct," which specified that a player bearing a "pen or other potentially hazardous item" would be barred from the game "whether he uses it or not".

In addition, I am well versed in all facets of the required sanitation procedure regarding the safe handling of all manner of potentially hazardous laundry items, i.e., three-day old milk soaked towels, "skid marked" undergarments, items used by the cat for toilet purposes and virtually any sock worn by members of our corporation.

Computers, cameras and other electronics/devices – check the manufacturer's site first, then look for specific programs that deal in these potentially hazardous waste items; some communities carry out special collection days every now and then, so that you can gather all the items awaiting recycling and hand them over on those dates.

Real instances of hazardous food items apparently targeted at pets — like a 2013 incident in Michigan in which dogs consumed meat stuffed with needles — are often the apparent inspiration for online rumors and hoaxes.