Sentence examples for sort rubbish from inspiring English sources

Lucy and her five siblings would sort rubbish to help put food on the table.

The government scheme will make funding available for facilities with technology that sorts waste after it has been picked up, preventing families having to sort rubbish into as many as nine containers.

How is sorting rubbish part of Clarke's "rehabilitation revolution"?

The law calls on the public to make efforts such as sorting rubbish for recycling.

The judges also suspended the fines levied by Cali's municipal government for sorting rubbish in public.In this section Ready to roll again Muck and brass plates Some are on their own Reprints Related items Recycling: A soul-searching businessDec 19th 2007The ruling reaches far beyond Cali.

Brazil's labour ministry has recognised informal waste collection as a legitimate trade.Ricaurte Larrahondo, who has worked for 42 years sorting rubbish at Cali's Navarro dump, cheered as lawyers explained the Constitutional Court's ruling to hundreds of wastepickers gathered on a hoopless basketball court in the city on June 7th.

"If I see a child sorting rubbish on the street, I speak to her gently, saying 'Child, instead of spending your life like this, do you want to learn?'" said Ms. Rafiq.

But then in the early 80s, people paid attention to that sort of rubbish.

But what? "We sort our rubbish into separate bins," said Mitchell.

It is why Italians must sort their rubbish, give up their farmland and let in foreign goods.

Every day, Alice and her brother Allan, 14, walk from their house opposite the site to sort through rubbish.