Sentence examples for waste management department from inspiring English sources
You don't grow rich working for the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, though no other leisure and waste management department in the land can boast such exquisite efflux.
In 2001 Michael Koza, a civil engineer working in the waste management department in Sacramento County, Calif., decided to fire his Morgan Stanley stockbroker because his $100,000 nest egg was languishing in high-fee mutual funds.
Contact a local waste management department or sanitation agency for instructions on how to recycle a water heater.
Therefore, in many places, nail polish is considered household hazardous waste.[1] Contact your local waste management department to find out what method of disposal is preferred (in the USA, this will usually consist of dropping it off to those handling household hazardous waste).
The bridegroom's father retired as a mechanical engineer for Edinburgh's waste-management department.
Prepare a list of phone numbers you might need, including emergency services, waste management, and environmental departments.
This is its second year as an independent company released from the reins, at once nurturing and restraining, of the royal borough of Kensington and Chelsea waste management, culture and leisure department.
If you are not sure whether something is hazardous, check with your local waste management or environmental protection department, or do some research online.
ENEA-ANTAR, the government agency responsible for the PNRA implementation, is staffed mainly from the ENEA environmental department, for waste management and environmental monitoring, and was undertaken much before the consultation on the Madrid Protocol.
In releasing the plan, Swoap described the modifications as "a series of logical and beneficial changes". He said the Administration's decision to revise the plan was "the product of unprecedented and significant early citizen involvement". Deukmejian's proposal to create a new department of waste management that would deal with all toxic and nontoxic waste could still change, however.
Mr. LaValle chose to move Matthew Miner, the commissioner of the building department, to the waste management position.
