Sentence examples for waste collection system from inspiring English sources

They said that they would ask the physician visiting their pharmacy to help them in disposing of the collected sharp waste in the waste collection system of the tertiary care hospital with which the physician was associated, or as a last resort they would have to dispose of their waste in the municipal waste system.

When treated via incineration, food waste is co-collected and does not require an additional separate food waste collection system.

Its population of 30,000 has no waste collection system, so garbage piles up.

There will be no recycling collections, with their associated lorries: instead, homeowners will have a waste collection system that will see them pushing bottles and cans though ducts which will suck away waste through pipes.

The city's waste collection system currently requires citizens to pay a fee for the service based on the size of their home – a charge that many are unable to afford, and so rubbish is left on the streets or burned.

Egypt is now being sued by French corporation Veolia after the city of Alexandria increased the wages of their refuse collectors.Veolia had replaced the waste collection system run by the 'zabaleen' ('garbage people') for many years until a privatisation under Gamal Mubarak.

The most efficient waste collection systems were automated collection systems, those with the highest volume and amount of packaging waste collected per time.

While local governments of the cities in Metro Manila have been implementing better waste collection systems and have begun campaigns to encourage people to dispose of their garbage properly, large sections of the metropolis still are littered with garbage, both uncollected and thrown just about anywhere by residents.

Indicators were tested for a case study of packaging source-separated waste collection systems operating in the Greater Lisbon area, Portugal.

As new techniques and possibilities of waste collection systems emerge, opportunities are created for improving efficiency for collection companies and affording benefits for the environment.

Members of this "informal waste sector" are especially active in areas that are not served by formal waste collection systems, such as slums or squatter areas.