Sentence examples for measures to dispose from inspiring English sources

Shanghai authorities said that the city had taken proper measures to dispose of the pig carcasses safely and that water plants were stepping up efforts to disinfect public supplies and were testing for six common swine viruses.

The bill is among a handful of measures that Congress hopes to dispose of this week.

In September, 1862, Welles wrote that Seward "runs to the President two or three times a day, gets his ear, gives him his tongue, makes himself interesting, and artfully contrives to dispose of many measures or give them direction independent of his associates".

The Senate needed to dispose of the Pentagon measure to clear the decks for an effort to overcome a series of procedural hurdles and try to pass a health care measure before leaving for the holidays.

Moving to dispose quickly of a measure that languished in the last Congress, Mr. Bush and Republican Congressional leaders said the measure guaranteed that benefits would continue to about 800,000 people in danger of being cut off.

The measure would also make it illegal for anyone to dispose of these products in landfills unless the mercury was removed.

The measure would require owners of assault-style weapons to dispose of the firearms, and would make it a felony to own such a gun.

Thus, glucose tolerance is an integrated measure of numerous processes that affect the ability to dispose of glucose.

Shred-It dispatches trucks equipped with custom-built shredders (measuring 5 feet high, 5 feet wide and 4 feet deep) to dispose of everything from paper documents to computer disks, outdated cosmetics, license plates and remaindered designer dresses.

Among other measures, the act made it "unlawful for a person who has the authority to dispose of premises to discriminate against or victimise someone else … by not letting or selling the premises to them".

Nuclear waste is difficult to dispose of.