Sentence examples for steps to dispose from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Telekom and Telecom Italia recently took steps to dispose of some real estate.

Working with local resident groups, Anglian Water instigated a door-to-door programme to raise awareness and provide practical steps to dispose of sanitary waste appropriately.

Justice John Paul Stevens, writing for the majority in the 8-to-1 decision, said the statutory language applied only when companies took "intentional steps to dispose of a hazardous substance".

But the conversion factories are not yet built, and the conversion itself was contingent on an agreement with the Russians to take similar steps to dispose of plutonium from their weapons.

Before a business takes steps to dispose waste in an eco-friendly manner, it should be aware of the waste it generates.

The International Monetary Fund, which pieced together a $58 billion bailout plan for the Korean economy in December 1997, has reportedly urged the creditor institutions that now own Daewoo Motor and Hynix to step up efforts to dispose of them.

Such a step would require it to dispose of tens of billions of euros in derivatives or other investments.

WASHINGTON — As government agencies are forced to do more with less, the General Services Administration has stepped up its efforts to dispose of surplus government buildings across the country in new and more profitable ways, instead of simply auctioning them off.

The first step for Goldman would be to dispose of its debt, which is backed by the government, or wait until it expires in about two years, the person with knowledge of the plan said.

There is concern that baby hatches may be used by unscrupulous fathers, step-fathers, relatives, or even controllers of prostitutes to pressure mothers to dispose of an unwanted baby.

If your piece of glass is small enough to dispose of whole, you can trash the glass by taking steps to prepare it for disposal first.