Sentence examples for waste approach from inspiring English sources

The Guardian's judges chose this winner for its "impressive attempt to source a material at the heart of their products' sustainability, using circular economy thinking and taking a zero waste approach".

It took the "not a day to waste" approach by securing major sponsors in a bid to secure a budget of £2.2bn from private sources.

In a zero waste approach, waste management is not left only to politicians and technical experts; rather, everyone impacted -- from residents of wealthy neighborhoods to the public, private, and informal sector workers who handle waste -- has a voice.

[Huffington Post] A shipment of radioactive waste approaches its destination in Germany after a five-day trip from France during which the police clashed with antinuclear protesters.

Perish the thought, but it's almost as if the British Foreign Office were trying to be Trumpist — as if it were infected by the headlong, no-time-to-waste approach that he has demonstrated in his first days, to the deep satisfaction of his followers and the horror of his foes.

The circular reasoning created within the Fe0 research community by evidence-based investigations (case-by-case) is proven a time and resources wasting approach.

Money has been tight since the beginning, but thanks to a thrifty "waste nothing" approach, very careful planning, and surviving on low wages, we've been able to keep going.

Experts say that, once the gate fees charged at landfill sites are added on top, the cost per tonne of waste could approach £100 - a levy comparable to that charged in Germany a decade ago.

"Out of the box" thinking to engineering design such as stakeholder concepts and a waste minimisation approach is outlined.

In this study, we evaluated the direct and repercussion effects of visitors from China, Taiwan, and Korea to Kyoto, both economically and environmentally, using a regional waste input output approach.

For the first step of this research project, we used a regional waste input output approach (WIOA) focusing on Kyoto for the years of 2000 and 2014, and then evaluated the repercussion effects of consumption by visitors from China, Taiwan, and Korea.