Sentence examples for sufficient cleanup from inspiring English sources
To qualify, the rig's owners must prove that they have adequate plans in place to quickly shut down an out-of-control well, that the blowout preventers atop the wells it drills have passed rigorous new tests, and that sufficient cleanup resources are on hand in case of a spill.
This indicated that PSA and GCB provide sufficient cleanup for the crude extract of tomato.
Regulations under the Clean Water Act define "sufficient cleanup" to maintain ecosystem health: Keep fish alive under low flow, or drought, conditions, and limit nutrients (phosphorus and nitrogen) to prevent rampant plant and algae growth.
Cities take water from rivers or wells, contaminate it as they use it, and send it to wastewater treatment plants for sufficient cleanup to return to the rivers, where it heads downstream to the next city.
As Additional file 1: Table S2 (Analytical validation) illustrates obtained CV's were in all matrices below 10%%, indicating a sufficient sample cleanup.
Mr. Behan said the company had already spent $561 million on the design and execution of the project's first phase, and had set aside "sufficient funding" to finish the cleanup.
Even if the best hypothetical predictions for removal of polluting chemicals from automobile exhausts is realized, the cleanup will not be sufficient because the expected growth of the automobile population will continue to increase the pollutant rate.
Environmental groups and politicians have blamed BP, and Mr. Hayward in particular, for lax oversight of its rig operations and for failing to provide sufficient resources to assist in the cleanup.
The Navy believed that a cleanup done the same year was sufficient, he said.
There should be clear environmental standards, requirements to restore fish and wildlife habitat to pre-mining conditions and sufficient reclamation bonds to cover the full cost of cleanup.
But the risks from asbestos exposure were also compounded for many people, including rescue and cleanup workers, who did not wear respirators sufficient to protect their lungs at ground zero and nearby.
