Sentence examples for in scrapyards from inspiring English sources
In February 2009, the atomic agency called for harmonizing the regulatory approaches toward the issue of radioactive materials turning up in scrapyards — a step yet to be taken.
Chained dogs in scrapyards, level crossings, countryside like a postcard, all her history lessons written on the landscape, Maundy money and 'Ring a Ring o' Roses'".
Critics have blamed the importing of discarded computer equipment, known as toxic e-waste, for long-term chronic health problems among workers in scrapyards, as well as environmental damage.
But David Aitken, managing director at GreenWorld Electronics, says consumers and businesses are confused about how best to conform - and this ignorance has, according to Greenpeace, resulted in toxic waste washing up in scrapyards in Ghana, China and India.
The faces, cold-water apartments, folk songs, even the weather of downtown New York at the beginning of the 60s, are perfectly preserved, along with the political passion - marches for peace, protests against the Cuba missile crisis - and the ruins and wastegrounds of the city, people walking on railway lines, in scrapyards.
Three CDs featuring recordings of Ueno's works were published during the year: Peradam, in Scrapyard Exotica, Sono Luminus, Del Sol String Quartet; Fullimmobilizationinacuirassereamed, in A Simple Procedure, Estuary ltd.
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A decade ago, they seemed as irrelevant as a statue of Marshal Tito rusting in a scrapyard in their Slovenian homeland.
(In a scrapyard in Vancouver, an undercover officer was given five dollars for a bronze marker for a four-year-old child).
Panzer-Fun-Fahrschule, which roughly translates to "Tank Fun Driving School," was founded in the early aughts after brothers Axel and Jörg Heyse bought and refurbished a Soviet T-55 tank they saw in a scrapyard in the Czech Republic.
In the last several weeks, Jordan has again caught the attention of international officials, as pieces of Iraqi metal bearing tags put in place by the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, established to monitor Iraqi disarmament during Mr. Hussein's rule, have been spotted in Jordanian scrapyards.
