Sentence examples for method of disposition from inspiring English sources

Before Bruno Brunetti, an Italian professor, introduced his cremation chamber at the Vienna Exposition in 1873, burial had been the only accepted method of disposition for some 1,500 years.

Current industrial practice appears to be either to recycle all the cells in the battery, which is not keeping with the principles of sustainability, or to store the battery for an indefinite period as a method of disposition is perceived to be lacking.

Most observant Muslims do not believe that cremation is an acceptable method of disposition for human remains.

Just wait another few decades, however, and we may have entirely different methods of disposition to choose from.

Like many parents across America, the Raefs were not given the chance to choose the method of final disposition for the remains of their pregnancy.

A similar provision with respect to records of United States attorneys and marshals was omitted as superseded by sections 366 and 380 of title 44, U.S.C., 1940 ed., Public Printing and Documents, which prescribe the exclusive method for disposition of such papers.

She points out that "there has never been a time in the history of the world when a culture has broken so completely with traditional methods of body disposition and beliefs surrounding mortality" and makes an impassioned argument that people should "take care of their own dead like our ancestors used to.

The IRS document goes on to other fun topics, such as the timing and method of payments, the disposition of employee benefits, and the type of work performed.

Other methods of monitoring the disposition of CNTs have been investigated.

The disposal process and methods should preserve the confidentiality of documents through the final point of disposition.

He was accepted to his first-choice school, Tulane University, and credits much of his success to his tutor's method and disposition.