Sentence examples for implementing waste from inspiring English sources

Technical assistance and capacity-building activities to support parties and other stakeholders in implementing waste management and efficient waste collection measures to reduce plastic marine litter.

This paper aims to examine the influence of designers' attitude on their waste minimization behaviour and explores the predictors of designers' implementing waste minimization by design.

This can be aided by implementing waste audits with rolling feedback of the ratio of diverted waste for recycling.

[1] Since 1998, the recycling of waste large household appliances such as televisions, washing machines, refrigerators, and air conditioners, etc. has been implemented; waste electric fans and waste computer keyboards were also included in 2007.

This college student has studied plastic bag bans worldwide, wrote her college thesis about the topic, consulted with Chico bags about their tracking of plastic bag bans and has successfully implemented waste-cutting policies at her campus coffee shop.

In 1996 the United Nations Environmental Programme UNEPP) defined 'integrated waste management' as 'a framework of reference for designing and implementing new waste management systems and for analysing and optimising existing systems'.

While local governments of the cities in Metro Manila have been implementing better waste collection systems and have begun campaigns to encourage people to dispose of their garbage properly, large sections of the metropolis still are littered with garbage, both uncollected and thrown just about anywhere by residents.

This might lead to misunderstanding about the actual effect of implementing any waste reduction strategies.

The presented case study suggests that public acceptability is quite important in implementing hazardous waste management without delay.

And businesses are adopting sustainable practices to responsibly participate in the supply chain, from implementing food waste-alleviating practices to sustainable sourcing of their products.

It also promises novelty and environmental improvement to students, exposing them to eutectic freeze crystallization (EFC) technology, which is gaining momentum to be implemented in waste water treatment.