Sentence examples for more cleanup from inspiring English sources

According to some who helped the government plan the cleanup, outside experts might have predicted the water problem, but Tepco and the government swatted away entreaties to bring in such experts or companies with more cleanup expertise, preferring to keep control of the plant within the collusive nuclear industry.

The new standards, if they eventually take effect, would require cleaning up engines and industries in the Northeast, but would require even more cleanup in the upwind states in the Midwest, which would help the Northeast meet its goals, Mr. Colburn said.

What's more, cleanup doesn't come cheap.

The Chicago River, however, is still not "fishable and swimmable," and there's more cleanup to be done.

In the following weeks and months more and more cleanup workers, fishermen and community members experienced health problems that they believed might be related to the BP oil disaster.

The sample treatment for BFRs in sediments usually comprises an extraction procedure and at least one (or more) cleanup steps.

She added that a new law would offer "certainty and predictability" to property owners and encourage them to take on more cleanups.

The work was completed in four days, but the synagogue members and local youth groups will do more cleanups over the summer, and the Mormons may return.

Without the tax, the administration has only two choices: force taxpayers to pay for more cleanups or clean up fewer sites.

Mr. Rapiejko said the more stringent cleanup was warranted.

The new settlement calls for a more stringent cleanup than required by the state.