Sentence examples for practice of exporting from inspiring English sources
The administration had come under fire from some environmentalists for reconsidering incinerators as an alternative to the expensive practice of exporting trash to other states.
"The recent report from the NGO Public Eye made abundantly clear that coordinated action is needed to stop the practice of exporting dirty fuels to west Africa," said Ploumen.
Her son was returned to a state-run facility last fall after Mr. Rowland's successor, Gov. M. Jodi Rell, decided one month after taking office in July to end the practice of exporting prisoners to other state prisons.
One way for our industry to show it is serious about sustainability is to voice strong opposition to the practice of exporting spent lead batteries to developing countries for recycling.
Sudden Chinese policy changes therefore have a significant impact on the global recycling trade, which puts pressure on western countries to reconsider their reliance on the cost-effective practice of exporting waste, a habit that's reinforced by a lack of domestic recycling infrastructure and a lower demand for secondary raw materials.
Winthrop recorded that the exported male Pequots were traded for "salt, cotton, tobacco, and Negroes", and the practice of exporting captured Indians to exchange for goods and African slaves became a routine practice.
The current practice therefore of exporting processed and unprocessed cashew, is bound to continue for some time.
For more freedom to adapt the graph to one's needs, it is common practice to export the table of data underlying a graph to a text file.
The suggestion that there may be supply problems with the iPhone coming up to the peak holiday shopping season may spook the market, however the move is more likely related to the rampant practice of unlocking and exporting the iPhone to countries outside of the United States where the phone is not currently available.
MacTiernan said she was not seeking to end the practice of live export, which she said was an "important part" of WA's agriculture industry.
In 2003, he organized the filing of what was then the world's largest petition against China over "dumping," the illegal practice of selling exports to the U.S. that are priced lower than the cost of their materials.
