Sentence examples for share of waste from inspiring English sources

The authority, like many sprawling bureaucracies, has its share of waste and inefficiencies, like spiraling overtime.

While Imcine has had its share of waste and nepotism, it helps beginning filmmakers in countless ways.

But it's Norway that boasts the largest share of waste to energy in district heat production, according to Danish government-funded State of Green.

A government spokesman said: "All operators of new nuclear power stations in the UK are legally obliged to meet the full costs of decommissioning and their full share of waste management and disposal costs.

It will be for energy companies, not government, to fund, develop and build new nuclear power stations, including meeting the full costs of decommissioning and each operator's full share of waste management costs.

"This is not just a small share of waste, this is a tiny share of waste," he said.

It can be justified, I think, because Ukip stands charged (again) with misuse of EU funds and of hypocrisy in attacking EU waste while doing its fair share of wasting.

Waste arising from construction and demolition activities in civil and structural engineering, so-called C&D waste, represents a major share of total waste generation, showing its high importance from both a waste management and a resource efficiency perspective.

Composting is partly credited with the success of such cities as San Francisco, Portland and Seattle in increasing the share of the waste stream that is recycled each year.

If you got all your electricity from nuclear for your lifetime, your share of the waste would fit in a soda can".

Falling oil prices have lowered the price of virgin plastic against the recycled stuff, which has put off manufacturers and hurt recycling companies (plastic makes up a growing share of their waste feed).