Sentence examples for waste elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama would have been wiser to carve out resources for job creation by trimming back waste elsewhere.That concern aside, this budget provides a needed lift to the labour market at an acceptable cost to the short-term budget picture.

Edison has agreed to consider moving the waste elsewhere, although it says it is "practicing" going ahead with the original plan to put it near the ocean.

Even now, illegal manufacturers dump their chemical waste elsewhere too, like in sewers and slurry pits, the latter causing toxic waste to be spread across farms.

The losers will be the frail elderly patients who don't get the services they need, while huge amounts of money are being wasted elsewhere.

Shifting the waste crisis elsewhere is a temporary solution already posing problems, with Malaysia banning plastic waste importing in October last year.

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A spokesman for Mr. Kasich, Rob Nichols, said Thursday that "He finds it tragic that instead of saving taxpayer money, they would simply waste it elsewhere".

Yet there is little trace of the fact that part of Futaba is now under pressure to house a repository for radioactive waste from elsewhere in Fukushima (Fukushima Minpo 2015).

Indeed, Sweden actually imports waste from elsewhere in Europe -- the UK, Italy, Norway and Ireland -- to keep its WTE plants going.

That's because the kidneys filter excess water-soluble micronutrients from the bloodstream, treating them as waste, and elsewhere your cells take the vitamins and minerals that they need, no more and no less.

Opposition to the Yucca Mountain project is based on a long history of Nevada being a nuclear weapons testing grounds, resentment at becoming a repository for toxic waste generated elsewhere in the country, and concerns that the site is not geologically stable enough to guarantee that the radioactivity will remain confined over the required 10,000-year span.