Conservation resources are too tight to be wasted on vendettas against old adversaries.
I mend or repair instead of replace whenever possible, keep a tight eye on food waste, borrow instead of buy, and make do with fewer belongings.
This separates the safety problem into two time periods: a first millennium during which it is crucial to ensure tight retention of the wastes in the repository, and a subsequent period during which it is necessary only to ensure that any release that occurs is small and slow.
Smarter waste management and tighter import and export controls have an important role to play in increasing waste quality.
City officials said they would also impose tighter rules on how commercial waste stations operate in order to reduce pollution, odor and traffic in affected neighborhoods.
On Sunday, Nelson Figueroa, starting in place of Mike Pelfrey (forearm tendinitis), supplied what Manuel was hoping for — he pitched six innings and left with the score tight (3-1) — but it was wasted by the Mets' offensive woes.
Italy's strength lies up front and the long-haired tight-head revels in laying waste to opposition front rows.
By Shushan Mebrahtu NIAMEY, Niger, 17 May 2012 – In the nutrition ward of Niamey's regional hospital, all the beds are full of children showing the familiar signs of severe acute malnutrition: severe wasting, skins stretched tight over bones.
As nutrition crisis intensifies, Nigerien mothers struggle to save their children NIAMEY, Niger, 17 May 2012 – In the nutrition ward of Niamey's regional hospital, all the beds are full of children showing the familiar signs of severe acute malnutrition: severe wasting, skins stretched tight over bones.
Particularly, as the supply-demand balance of natural resources is getting tighter and tighter, and as the cost of municipal waste service is increasing more and more, private firms are trying to enter into this business and make profits.
