Sentence examples for running of waste from inspiring English sources

A council in Cambridgeshire has named its recommended preferred organisation to become its partner in the running of waste collection and other services.

Westchester County, north of New York City, has converted 15 of its vehicles to run on waste vegetable oil, ranging from a garish green Veggie Van used for educational purposes to heavy equipment like a garbage truck and a farm tractor.

A fleet of convention cars will run on "waste-beer" ethanol provided by a local brewery.

Having a hand washing facility at home was found to be protective as the facility encourages run to waste method of hand washing, especially after using the toilet.

The result is that our possibilities of wealth may run to waste for a time perhaps for a long time.

The result is that our possibilities of wealth may run to waste for a time — perhaps a long time.' " Barclays used a similarly gloomy trope to describe the current situation in a report of its own, "Global Outlook: A Stressful Muddling Through".

Meanwhile, he warned, there is the impact overseas "The kids of Agbogbloshie won't run out of waste to burn," he said.

Mountaintop removal is highly contested by environmentalists, not only because of the extreme topographical and ecological transformation involved, but also because of the run-off of waste material generated from the mining of the coal.

Nuclear power is a big ticket technology, with costs for the construction, running and decomissioning of plants and storage of waste running into many billions of pounds in the UK.

"My father, my brothers, they say running is a waste of time.

Most of the rest of that budget goes to recycling programs and the cost of running waste-transfer stations, Mr. Lauro said.