Sentence examples for over sewage from inspiring English sources

The town has been negotiating, for example, to take over sewage treatment for the nearby community of Shelter Island.

1961 New Way to Get Rid of Pigeons Of all the headaches of city administrations the world over — sewage, fires, crime, street-cleaning, power, water, snow-removal, transport, parking — none is more common than pigeons.

Westchester County legislators failed to break a long deadlock last week over sewage flows into local reservoirs that supply drinking water to more than 900,000 New York City and Westchester residents.

Thus in an everyday nuisance suit between private parties over sewage and odors, the key question involves the choice of remedy for future and uncertain harms.

In 2010, the investors started looking at BCR Environmental, a company based in Jacksonville, Fla., that is developing a method to treat the waste left over after sewage processing.

Olympic sailors looking to compete in the 2016 Summer Games have voiced concerns over sewage-infested waters swamped with rubbish and human waste in Rio de Janeiro's Guanabara Bay, where the Olympic sailing and windsurfing events will take place.

The current Trump phenomenon began with a conspiracy theory — "birtherism" being the precise right-wing equivalent of "truthism," albeit ladled over with the sewage of racism, rather than the paranoia of government plots.

There are over seven municipal sewage outlets and two drains which discharge their untreated effluents when the river passes through Lahore, the capital of the Punjab province of Pakistan (Saeed and Bahzad 2006; Shakir et al. 2013).

The City of Los Angeles, which had been sued by local groups and state and federal officials over repeated sewage spills, accepted liability today for more than 3,670 spills over the past decade.

To worship, the Shiites had to cross an inconveniently located bridge over the sewage canal to Shula.

At the same time, Hunts Points advocates announced a settlement with the city ending a longstanding legal battle over two sewage facilities in the area, including the fertilizer plant.