Sentence examples for safety waste from inspiring English sources

Over the past three years, Ms. Drenner, who has two Ph.D's and works as an environmental consultant, has devoted herself to sexless causes: occupational safety, waste management and car insurance legislation.

Management has to pay maximum attention to these bundles to get quick results Strong (key variable) Weak Human resource management Creativity & innovation Health and safety Waste elimination.

" As the name implies, we're looking for the best entrepreneurs across the entire food value chain, from AgTech, manufacturing and supply chains, to food safety, waste reduction and traceability," Bohl wrote in a blog post announcing the program earlier today.

In the context of new buildings, steel's impact on the construction process namely speed, prefabrication, safety, waste minimization and factory and site conditions are described.

Minor actinide recycling and transmutation are important stages in the advanced nuclear systems design such as Generation IV reactors that offers a high level of safety, waste reduction, and minimizes its environmental and radiological impacts.

GXLs in particular provide advantages such as rate intensification, efficient feedstock utilization, enhanced process safety, waste minimization and reduced use of volatile organic solvents, all at relatively mild pressures and temperatures.

Brian Dawkins, the Eagles' veteran safety, wasted no time in explaining what the absence of Burress meant.

-Waste Management and Injection Safety: Provide adequate logistics for safe disposal of injection waste and train staff on injection safety and safe waste disposal including providing AD syringes for immunisation services -Monitoring and Supervision: Ensure that all planned supportive supervision visits are conducted and documented and follow up on identified weaknesses for corrective actions.

Removing existing bike lanes would be a detriment to public safety and waste taxpayer dollars.

Want to talk about fourth-generation reactors that might address important safety and waste issues?

On the one hand, given recent advances in nuclear technology, safety and waste disposal, it would seem that (barring more Chernobyls) expanding nuclear would still satisfy Utilitarian criteria.