Sentence examples for recycling standards from inspiring English sources

Everyone in the company is involved in maintaining its high recycling standards.

Last month, members of the EU-wide Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment wrote an open letter to Frans Timmermans, the Commission's first-vice president, stating the case for tougher recycling standards.

Because Germany adopted recycling standards earlier than most other countries, German companies have first-mover advantages in developing less packaging-intensive products, which are both lower in cost and sought after in the marketplace.

The EU-wide Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment wrote an open letter to Timmermans ahead of the withdrawal of the package, stating the case for tougher recycling standards: "From our specific point of view, to stop or withdraw the proposal at this point risks exacerbating a trend we see towards fragmentation of packaging waste producer responsibility schemes".

The news a couple weeks ago that Apple had withdrawn from the electronic industry's environmental rating system, the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool, or Epeat, sparked a flood of complaints from customers and fueled speculation that the new MacBook Pro had failed to meet Epeat's recycling standards.

In California, which has the most ambitious green-waste recycling standards in the country, composting projects have diverted nearly one-third of the waste bound for landfills.

He is weak on the movies, recycling standard tales and reprinting dialogue, much of it also included in his entertaining anthology, "The Essential Groucho".

Recycling standard portable batteries such as the AA alkaline batteries powering a torch or a toy can yield a wealth of secondary materials such as iron, zinc and ferromanganese.

In what the jeans manufacturer claims to be an industry first, the process is the result of a new water recycling standard – verified by third parties – that aims to reduce the impact of garment production on fresh water resources.

Yet, Trump — for all his populist posturing — has ended up largely recycling standard conservative fare: tax cuts for the rich and corporations, deregulation and a predators' ball of corporate interests using government to rig the rules even more, all accompanied by ever more venomous politics of racial division and insult.

We would also love to have a national recycling standard.