Sentence examples for materials and disposal from inspiring English sources

In other countries, reprocessing the fuel assemblies permits recycling of materials and disposal of smaller volumes of solidified waste.

In some countries, reprocessing the fuel assemblies permits recycling of materials and disposal of smaller volumes of solidified waste.

The Others segment engages in the provision of finance, investment holding, project management, property management, agency services, cleaning and security guard services, as well as the trading of building materials and disposal of leasehold land.

Humanitarian crises exacerbate menstrual management challenges, given girls' and women's frequent lack of access to basic materials and disposal (International Federation of Red Cross IFRCC) 2013; Kågesten et al. 2017).

Results indicate that a high degree of recycling is preferable, at least when considering external costs, because external costs of manufacturing of new materials and disposal costs are higher.

Sample receipt and treatment: import to the UK of soil/food required authorisation and protocol for materials handling and disposal and verification in Malawi.

Although the use of leaded petrol and lead paint and burning of bituminous coal have been phased out in Ireland, Pb from these sources is persistent in soils and continuing sources remain in surfaces painted with lead paint, building materials and waste disposal.

Other instruments such as virgin material taxes and disposal fees should be used with care.

Screening of material recovery and disposal capacity alternatives can be achieved in terms of economic feasibility, technology limitation, recycling potential, and site availability.

Questions were asked about infection control guidelines, availability and use of protective materials, treatment and disposals of sharps, perceived risk of HIV infection at work, occurrence of injuries, and support offered and used to prevent and deal with HIV infection.

Today, the company has 15 hazardous materials treatment, storage and disposal facilities around the country – including a 40-acre hazardous materials dump accepting toxic polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, adjacent to the closed Beatty radioactive disposal site.