Sentence examples for waste firing from inspiring English sources

In 1995, the Illinois legislature gave Mayor Daley control over the system, and in the years since, he has sought improvement through balancing budgets, reducing waste, firing bad principals and founding charter schools.

Waste fires: Are rules tough enough?

The Lille midfielder Marvin Martin missed a good chance after Gorbunov came for a cross and missed the ball, leaving Martin with a chance that he wasted, firing the ball high over the crossbar.

Another key problem is that about 2.7 billion people around the world are still dependent on wood and waste fires that cause indoor air pollution, affecting women and young children the most.

It's the work of the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission and environmentalists that brought about the closing of most of the dumps and the end of the nightmare of the late 1960's, when underground waste fires sent smoke drifting over the marsh reeds.

Mr. Zucchino and other editors and reporters argue that this year's work -- like a wrenching series on the long-term health effects of a toxic waste fire -- shows The Inquirer has not lost a step.

Recycling waste fires: Are regulators tough enough?

But when the fire spread to a part of the 60,000-ton pile of PCB-laden waste, fire officials became concerned about possible toxic fumes.

Rice Husk Ash (RHA), a waste from firing process of clay products, has no proper usage.

He stated that one of the soldiers ran across the waste ground firing his rifle from the hip.

The results reveal that calcium sulfoaluminate belite cement can be produced by burning a raw mixture contains in weight percent (25% kaolin, 20% gypsum and 55% marble sludge waste) at firing temperature ranging between 1200 and 1250 °C.