Sentence examples for recycling movement from inspiring English sources
"For us, this is Coca-Cola putting the consumer at the center of the recycling movement and taking the recycling movement even further," Bea Perez, vice president and chief sustainability officer at the Coca-Cola Company, said in an interview before the event.
MacBride argues that, since the emergence of the recycling movement in 1970, manufacturers of products that end up in waste have successfully prevented the implementation of more onerous, yet far more effective, forms of sustainable waste policy.
The film intrigues immediately, as we hear the trash-pickers explain their enthusiasm for their dump-heap work ("we are helping the recycling movement!") as well as share their musings on what they learn from rubbish.
When did the "recycling movement" begin?
Much of this recognition can be traced to the progress of the recycling movement.
Formed in 2012, Canada's Oil Sands Innovation Alliance (COSIA),has emerged as a key entity in the carbon recycling movement.
LUM-TEC is using a restored vintage automatic movement in these, essentially recycling old movements for placement into a new case.
Rab11 has been shown to function in recycling endosome movement to the membrane and regulate epithelial cell polarity [ 19, 20], and also been demonstrated to be related to hypoxia-stimulated cell invasion in breast carcinoma [ 21].
It's a debate which sucked everyone into a supermassive black hole of hot air and hyperbole, spinning us round and round like a 648-pass ball-recycling movement conducted by Xavi and Andrés Iniesta.
The nerve terminal contains more than 400 different proteins, which together form the exquisite molecular machinery that regulates the fusion, recycling, and movements of synaptic vesicles between the reservoir pool, active zone and cell membrane.
And while circumstances of composition might be the province of musicologists, the parallel in the Sinfonia to the Cantata No 174 - recycling the opening movement of the Third Brandenburg concerto - alerted the listener to niceties of Bach's instrumental colouring.
