Instead, Mr. McCabe said that for now, the agency would develop only voluntary standards for the disposal of coal waste, adding that he hoped the states and the coal-power industry might begin to act more carefully in disposing of a substance that contains arsenic, mercury, cadmium and other toxic metals.
The government then retained a newly created "special share" of Amersham, giving it the power to prevent any one person or group from acquiring more than 15% of the company's voting share capital as well as the right to veto any material disposal of assets or voluntary closure of the company.
Marketing technologies would be applied to the analysis, planning, execution, and evaluation of programs designed to influence the voluntary behavior of target audiences toward drug disposal.
The 1998-99 proframme of work included, for the first time, the projected availability of resources from other income, which comprises voluntary contributions that are largely at the disposal of the Organization and managed closely with the regular budget appropriation.
The categories of public establishments which are required to have at their disposal the means necessary for the performance of voluntary terminations of pregnancies, shall be defined by decree (décret).
Los Angeles County supervisors backed off from a proposal Tuesday that would have required pharmaceutical companies to pay for a countywide drug take-back and disposal program, opting instead for a scaled-back voluntary program in the near term.
Local authorities have control over education and housing budgets and run public transport and other local services such as waste disposal, energy and food production, by using public and voluntary sector organisations.
The campaign effect on voluntary behaviour change was evident only in terms of the separate disposal of small chemical waste (p <. 0001).
The proposal should aim to add a voluntary tool to the toolbox that Member States have at their disposal to boost cross-border cooperation.
Among other things, the document, issued as a 22-page book on recycled paper, calls for voluntary commitment to protecting nature through more efficient use of energy, safer waste disposal and water conservation.
