Sentence examples for responsible for cleanup from inspiring English sources

It is responsible for cleanup costs and for damages to natural resources, including fish species.

They were hoping to be hired by BP, the company blamed for the spill and responsible for cleanup efforts.

That approach has drawn a filibuster threat from Democrats and is opposed by local government officials who say it would leave states and municipalities responsible for cleanup costs.

The issue is also important to oil and chemical companies, which have been pushing to shield themselves from lawsuits claiming that the chemical's manufacturers should be held responsible for cleanup costs.

Congress needs to act quickly to keep businesses and individuals afloat until they can secure compensation from BP, which is responsible for cleanup costs and has agreed to pay legitimate damage claims.

While pricing is a common battlefield for heirs, other flash points include which agent to hire, what will be included in the sale, who is responsible for cleanup and maintenance, how much staging will be required to put an aging property in the best light and who is selected as the real estate lawyer.

Beyond road cleanup, residents and businesses were responsible for the cleanup and collection of tephra within their properties, although it was not until 30 January that residents in Miyakonojo were advised through news media that tephra would be collected as non-burnable rubbish.

In 1989, Union Carbide paid $470 million in compensation to the Indian government and said officials were responsible for the cleanup.

"The bugs flow where the contamination is, because they're following the water," said Peter Herzberg, a lawyer for eight companies responsible for the cleanup at the Caldwell site.

This is the preference of General Electric, which is responsible for the cleanup under the federal Superfund law and has steadfastly opposed dredging.

Make BP and the other companies involved in the spill fully responsible for the cleanup, which may well lead to their bankruptcy.