Sentence examples for installing technology from inspiring English sources

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.

"We wanted to give them credit for installing technology that gets them part of the way, but they can be doing better," she said.

European countries should be given binding targets for installing technology to capture and store carbon emissions, according to a new report for the European commission.

Many of the clothes produced in poor conditions tend to be of inferior quality because plant owners who skimp on safety often spend less money on training and installing technology, factory inspectors say.

Once the rules are in place, coal power plants would be required to limit their emissions, likely by installing technology called "carbon capture and sequestration," which scrubs carbon dioxide from their emissions before they reach the plant smokestacks.

The proposed tariffs will encourage renewable heat generation by offering payments for households installing technologies such as ground-source heat pumps, which use the Earth as a heat reservoir, and solar thermal, which heats water directly instead of generating electricity.

The two also jousted over the feasibility of reducing carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants by installing technologies that would capture and pump the greenhouse gases into the ground.

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

One small start-up firm benefited from this opportunity and then installed technology that was much faster than any of its rivals'.

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.