Sentence examples for install technology from inspiring English sources

Missouri, too, pressed Smithfield to install technology to reduce odor.

He and prison officials from 29 other states petitioned the Federal Communications Commission last year for permission to install technology that would render cellphones useless.

Wireless carriers are supposed to install technology by late November that will let customers keep their phone numbers when changing carriers.

This column specifically focussed on how high street stores have started to install technology with the aim of better understanding customer behaviour.

In some regions the local government has set compulsory requirements for new coal-fired plants to install technology such as closed-cycle and air-cooling loops, which withdraw less water than once-through systems.

They made that switch in response to a recent international regulation, which requires all ships sailing within 200 nautical miles of the US and Canada coastline to use cleaner fuel or install technology that reduces the sulfur content in emissions.

But critics say the program has fallen badly off the mark, by paying utilities like the Jacksonville Electric Authority here to install technologies they would probably be adopting on their own and by encouraging the burning of coal over environmentally friendlier alternatives.

In 2006, the Illinois Pollution Control Board adopted mercury pollution standards, which required all coal plants to install technologies to reduce mercury pollution by 90percentt or more by 2009 and 2013.

The ruling means MATS, which requires coal-burning power plants to install technologies to reduce emissions of toxic pollutants, remains in effect while the EPA continues its study of compliance costs.

Plans also include the possibility of installing technology to address the dangers of migrants hiding in tankers and refrigerated lorries.

The cost of installing technology at Salford was £87.9m at the end of the year, 17% higher than budgeted.