Sentence examples for institutions waste from inspiring English sources

Wealthy tourists prevent local workers from getting much-needed jobs, especially when they pay to volunteer; hard-pressed institutions waste time looking after them and money upgrading facilities; and abused or abandoned children form emotional attachments to the visitors, who increase their trauma by disappearing back home.

Global gender equality rankings of 144 countries currently place the US at #45! Ranking one gender over another, whether in families or public institutions, wastes valuable human resources and limits opportunities for everyone.

It includes mainly household (domestic waste), commercial, and institutional wastes (generated from shops and institutions).

Some were languishing in mental health institutions or "wasted in the wilderness of benefit dependency".

Some respectable institutions have wasted money hunting for the Loch Ness monster and Bigfoot.

"The Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM) told us that to meet the 70% target and work towards a truly circular economy "we have a lot of changes to infrastructure, and to services, partnerships, and the way we interact with our customers, whether at home or at work.

Instead, a state supported institution is wasting millions of taxpayer dollars on this courtroom nonsense as a court trial gets underway.

Printing dollars to prop up failed or failing institutions is a waste of time and money.

Even in California where the labor unions are relatively strong and the politicians are relatively liberal there's still the false assumption imposed by profiteers and asset strippers that new investments in public sector institutions is a "waste" of tax dollars.

Almost all respondents thought that health care institutions have a waste management plan, while more than half of them opined that such plans are limited to tertiary care hospitals located in the capital.

Almost all policymakers thought that health care institutions have a waste management plan, but more than half of them were of the opinion that such plans are limited to only a few tertiary care hospitals in the country's capital.