Sentence examples for waste requirements from inspiring English sources
Those section conclude that "significant gaps remain" in regulation despite updates in some states, and they describe exemptions for fracking wastes from the Resource Recovery and Response Act's hazardous waste requirements, from the Clean Water Act's comprehensive permit program for discharges into surface waters, and from the Safe Drinking Water Act (which regulates groundwater pollution).
In the 2003 fiscal year, the TDSB allocated $48 million of its annual budget to the energy and waste requirements of the school system, but within three years, found that the energy and waste expenditures had escalated to more than $69 million (Christie [2003, 2007]; Christie & Coppinger [2006]).
Scaffolds should facilitate biological transport to satisfy nutrition and waste removal requirements within the IVD.
To find the waste treatment requirements, the stream equation developed during the low-flow critical period for Cayadutta Creek was used.
I don't deny that some supermarket practices can directly or indirectly lead to waste: contractual requirements on farmers, for instance, can prompt farmers to produce a surplus rather than risk breaking their contract.
Irrigation rationalisation represents the best compromise between the farmers' production and livestock waste disposal requirements and the environmentalists' desire for water saving and protection.
The quality of the extracted agar compared favorably with the attained using traditional extraction (2 h at 85 °C) while reducing drastically extraction time, solvent consumption and waste disposal requirements.
Reprocessing separation efficiency is a major design variable in the implementation of advanced fuel cycles as it affects waste disposal requirements, fuel fabrication, system economics, and other fuel cycle system characteristics.
In McMichael's case, the new proposals will simplify his chemical waste reporting requirements.
The introduction of AD syringes also resulted in additional waste disposal requirements in many of the countries.
The additional waste management requirements imposed by AD syringes were perceived by NIP managers interviewed and some regional WHO or UNICEF focal persons as a growing problem that needed addressing.
