Sentence examples for sewage control from inspiring English sources

But things really took a turn for the putrid when toilets began to overflow and sewage control became a serious problem -- many passengers shared stories on social media of urine and excrement running along interior walls and soaking cabin carpets.

Despite sewage control and improvements in hygiene, enteric diseases caused by contaminated food and water or spread from person to person remain far too common.

Despite all the attention society has placed on ensuring access to clean food and water, sewage control, and handwashing, gastrointestinal illnesses remain one of the most common afflictions of humankind.

Such techniques reflect a shift away from traditional sewage-control methods like underground storage tanks.

(The city will still spend $1.6 billion more over the same period on traditional sewage-control projects).

The approach reflects a shift from traditional sewage-control methods like underground storage tanks and tunnel systems to techniques like green roofs with plantings, porous pavement for parking lots and depressions for collecting water in parks.

The latest criticism of the city's sewage-control program came yesterday in a 40-page report released by James M. Tierney, an assistant state attorney general who in 1998 was designated by Gov. George E. Pataki as the state's "watershed inspector general" and charged with tracking the city's cleanup work.

"Local governments have a legal responsibility to control sewage discharges into our waterways," Mr. Spitzer said in a statement.

The approach is a departure from more traditional methods to control sewage overflow, like storage tanks and tunnels.

Such strategies would complement more traditional methods to control sewage overflows like underground storage tanks and tunnel systems.

Beyond that, the increasingly sophisticated membrane technologies that filter salt from seawater can be applied to sewage treatment, pollution control and a legion of other cutting-edge uses.