collection of waste

That can cause a collection of waste and make the muscles stiff.

Can anyone believe that the collection of waste can be carried out on equal terms?

In Hungary at present, separate collection of waste accounts for 2% of the total.

It is not the first time the council has been at the centre of a disagreement over charges for collection of waste.

One unfortunately good example of urban environmental problems is the collection of waste and recycling.

Ultimately it is up to individual councils to decide who they are going to levy charges upon for the collection of waste.

It contain toilets, showers and has daily collection of waste during the bathing season.

Have the Member States given a firm undertaking regarding the separate collection of waste by category?

Typical situations would be the collection of waste from GPs' surgeries or patients' homes.

In 1875 the collection of waste was centralised with the creation of rubbish dumps.

I understand that in countries such as Germany, Belgium or the Netherlands the collection of waste is cheap and efficient.

After threshing, a mixed collection of waste matter remained on the threshing floor together with the grain kernels.

Indoor systems, especially stalls and pens (i.e., 'dry,' not straw-lined systems) allow for the easy collection of waste.

It will, therefore, be possible to agree with the Member State some incentives for consumers, such as free collection of waste that is currently stored on their premises.

These social groups deal in occupations deemed inauspicious and polluted like collection of waste, meat-processing and working in cremation grounds.

There is no waste collection from inaccessible areas where vehicles cannot reach, nor does any system of collection of waste exist in the adjoining rural areas.

The motion, proposed by Ulster Unionist Ronnie Ferguson, stated that the council should offer free collection of waste to the Orange Order.

A number of Community directives on specific waste streams provide for separate collections of wastes, especially for end-of-life products that would otherwise enter the municipal solid waste stream.

Thus, the Zabbaleen system is a multi-tier system that is not limited to the simple collection of waste but also encompasses the creation of new materials from found recyclables.

According to the indictment, the cartel had a stranglehold on the collection of waste in the city and inflated costs by $400 million a year for office buildings, restaurants, stores, private hospitals and schools.

If you are a waste carrier, you may run multiple collection rounds - collections of waste from more than one premises collected on the same vehicle and delivered to the same consignee.

Municipal services are limited in the region: by 2011, canalized water distribution was not yet universal; sewage treatment was non-existent; and the collection of waste only served 80% of the community (twice weekly).

Also recently, the Court of Justice in Luxembourg condemned Italy for endangering public health with their illegal waste disposal and their inability to control the collection of waste in Campania.

Untreated animal manure and human waste are used as feed in shrimp farms and tilapia farms in China and Thailand, in addition to the collection of waste products accumulating from inadequate sewage treatment.

On the contrary, I take the view that producers, retailers and consumers should not pay for the collection of waste from households and transportation to collection points, and that responsibility for this should now rest directly with local authorities.