To be disposed of, though, plastic waste must be collected.
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"I think it would be disposed of very quickly," Sen.
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How the water and earth will be disposed of isn't clear.
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How the court case will ultimately be disposed of remains unclear.
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Personal possessions also must be disposed of or distributed among heirs.
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The law also requires fetal tissue to be disposed like human remains.
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And since we don't know where this will all be disposed, and we don't know what kind of rock it may be disposed in, we may need to repackage all of these fuel rods into smaller, lighter disposal packages.
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Any products matching these descriptions should be disposed or returned for a full refund.
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It mandates that an aborted fetus must be disposed of by burial or cremation.
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Some oil-contaminated gravel will be disposed of at an area landfill, he said.
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It's too entrenched in the everyday workings of the country to be disposed of.
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The sensors themselves aren't reusable and are meant to be disposed of after each use.
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A third bill would tighten restrictions on how an aborted fetus would be disposed of.
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Hazardous substances Local municipality: Latex paint and other dangerous substances must be disposed of properly.
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All that consumption produced garbage, lots of it, which had to somehow be disposed of.
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Those stranded inside are not humans to be disposed of, but Emmanuel, God with us.
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But experts also point to society's changing views about how dead bodies should be disposed of.
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The bomb squad removed the grenade without incident and advised it would be disposed of properly.
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The fatberg's other constituent parts – including baby wipes, cotton buds and nappies – will be disposed of.
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Her biggest concern is the material inside the tanks that has yet to be disposed of.
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He also said the integration minister should be "disposed of" in Turkey, where her parents come from.
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The typical remediation involves filtering water, which leaves PFAS residue that must be disposed of safely—forever.
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The tapes were due to be disposed of, but CBA could not confirm they were securely destroyed.
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Some can be sold or donated (timeworn clothes and outdated technology), while others should be disposed of immediately.
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However, that leaves about 50 million tons of coal ash that need to be disposed of every year.
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And if somebody would make that motion, I would certainly be disposed to think about it very favorably.
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And when the batteries, turbines and panels are worn out, they must be disposed of, probably in landfills.
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Used syringes are hazardous medical waste and should be disposed of accordingly; never put them in the garbage.
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The tapes were due to be disposed of, but CBA could not confirm they were securely destroyed, Sullivan said.
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I knew, even as I inserted my credit card, the fate of the jewelry: it would be disposed of.
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There are environmental implications to the provision of disposable and reusable products — both eventually need to be disposed of.
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All these circuit boards, transistors, and hard drives can contain toxic chemicals that need to be disposed of properly.
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Valentina Shevchenko is no Ronda Rousey -- and won't be disposed of in the 1st round ... so says Amanda Nunes.
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"I think it would be disposed of very quickly," he said, referring to a Senate trial on impeachment charges.
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She links this increase to the baby-boomers' environmental awareness and interest in how their bodies will be disposed.
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"If somebody would make that motion, I would certainly be disposed to think about it very favorably," he added.
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This week, Mr. Gauland suggested Ms. Merkel's integration minister should be "disposed of" back in her parents' homeland, Turkey.
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After burning there is still the ash to be disposed of, usually in a landfill, again with potentially baleful consequences.
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Without it, there's the looming risk of people getting sick from dirty water, waste that can't be disposed, or heatstroke.
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So for Kim the leader, Kim the sibling was just another person, just another rival that could be disposed of.
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The only licenses required are those for transporting medical waste, which can't just be disposed of in normal trash receptacles.
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They will remain like this for 75 years, until radiation falls to a safe level and they can be disposed.
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Zinc air batteries lack toxic compounds, are not flammable and can be disposed of safely, according to MIT Technology Review.
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The art is to be disposed of in three separate groups or "tranches," until the total dollar amount is achieved.
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Later, you play as the defective robot named Clank who escapes from a factory so as not to be disposed of.
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Without it, there's the looming risk of people getting sick from dirty water, waste that can't be disposed of, or heatstroke.
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Another key feature, says the team, is that a number will be disposed of on a timely basis (hourly or daily, ostensibly).
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Dmitriev said the loan deal was on track although its size could be reduced should one of Sistema's assets be disposed of.
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Chicken carcasses will be disposed of primarily through composting inside the houses where the chickens were being raised, North Carolina officials said.
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They see an equal likelihood of approval, but with around 13 percent of the combined sales base needing to be disposed of.
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A louvered green metal box with a large dent on one side sits on the floor, presumably waiting to be disposed of.
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"It's human nature to be disposed to liking the donor, taking their phone calls and doing something nice in return," he told me.
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However, that leaves about 50 million tons of coal ash does not get repurposed, and instead needs to be disposed of every year.
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The US Federal Emergency Management Agency has confirmed that it provided the water, and that it's now expired and will be disposed of.
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We need to learn and hear from each other so we can start changing this ugly culture where women can be disposed of.
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Scientists at the European Space Agency suggested last year that large constellations would need to be disposed of at a rate of 95 percent.
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There are lots of components inside those devices that need to be disposed of in a way that won't cause damage to the environment.
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The Food and Drug Administration says certain medications are so dangerous that they should be disposed of immediately, even if that means flushing them.
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"He said of the potential re-invitation, "If somebody would make that motion, I would certainly be disposed to think about it very favorably.
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On Monday, the Food and Drug Administration warned that crops exposed to flood waters should not be eaten and should be disposed of instead.
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Drug users run the entire spectrum of citizenry, and yet global drug policy has almost exclusively treated them as a problem to be disposed of.
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While they remained the property of the United States, the agreement said they could be "disposed of" in Greenland, after input from the Danish government.
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These random numbers are known as "toxic waste" since they must be disposed of after being used to generate the public parameters for security reasons.
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Alexander Gauland, one of the party's two front-runners, recently demanded that Aydan Ozogus, a policy maker of Turkish descent, be "disposed of" in Turkey.
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Already the justices are considering whether to take up a law from Indiana that requires fetal remains to be disposed of by burial or cremation.
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The usual cause of elevated bilirubin is liver disease — the liver turns the waste product into something that can be disposed of through the gut.
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Livestock bodies sometimes need to be disposed of in large numbers, for example if several are killed during a snowstorm or from a disease outbreak.
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It is illegal to plant in the UK and once cut down, is classed as "controlled waste," meaning it can't be disposed of with domestic rubbish.
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The cup can furnish an event with inexpensive glassware that at the end of the night can be disposed of rather than washed and put away.
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When the detected pressure drops, it means less air is able to move through the dirty filter, and it's time to be disposed of and replaced.
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Once there it didn't "grow" in a conventional sense; in fact, the body can sometimes reabsorb implanted cartilage, treating it like foreign matter to be disposed.
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That means every pill that goes unused must be disposed of, which is a huge waste of money but also is a major source of pollution.
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Defunct satellites should be disposed of within 25 years, either by being tipped into re-entry or parked in an out-of-the way "graveyard" orbit.
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The AirPods carry regulatory markings that say they are not intended to be thrown away in the trash and should be disposed of as electronics waste.
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It's equally important to think about how outdated and irrelevant data will be disposed of, and how to safeguard the critical information that is still needed.
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The clothes you wear, your sunglasses, the phone you used to Google map the store were all manufactured and shipped and they all must be disposed of.
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When his mother, the actress Hope Newell, died, "I found she had some specific instructions about how her ashes were to be disposed of," Mr. Daly said.
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The liquid wastes are a byproduct of pumping oil and gas, and the more that is drawn from the ground, the more wastes must be disposed of.
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With CCS, CO2 is treated as a waste product that has to be disposed of properly, just as we treat sewage and so many other pollution hazards.
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Prior regulations called for the tissue to be disposed in the same manner as other human tissue, which is typically through incineration and disposal in a sanitary landfill.
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Feeling more joyous, they themselves will show the signs of joy and be disposed to share, cooperate and connect with others to broaden and build their social networks.
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Analysts say it is unlikely to be blocked outright, but some 80 stores will likely have to be disposed in order to avoid overconcentration, notably around Richmond, Virginia.
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Should she die before the apartment is sold, her shares and her interest in the proprietary lease would be disposed of according to the will, Mr. Sherman said.
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Contrary to the wishful thinking in which President Erdogan is engaging, Russia and China are unlikely to be disposed to anywhere nearly fill such a large financing gap.
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Draghi said the ECB would make full use of its flexibility, and some sources said this so called "issuer limit" could be disposed of or circumvented if necessary.
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"The intent of the bill was to separate the unborn baby from medical waste, as previous to the bill the baby could be disposed with medical waste," Hammer said.
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But that's not what they seemed to have in mind, as we decided, say, that the lab coveralls could be disposed of and that one rubber chicken was enough.
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Another procedural problem is hard-wired into the Uniform Code of Military Justice: Commanders decide who is charged with what offenses, and how those offenses will be disposed of.
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If you're not sure, follow a simple rule: If it is not human waste or toilet paper, it should not be disposed of in the toilet, Ms. Finley said.
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It's perfectly O.K. for the tissue to be disposed of at home, if it's the result of a spontaneous miscarriage or a medical abortion that takes place at home.
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Once Charleston city officials collect the needles, they have a machine that sanitizes and crushes them up, turning them into small pieces of plastic that can be disposed of.
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But it needs to be removed from pulp before paper is made, meaning that, around the world, some 60m tonnes of the stuff has to be disposed of every year.
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And that's how we leave things in the world of "The Deuce," where power is exercised bluntly down the chain, and those at the bottom can be disposed quite literally.
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And when children do take opioid medications, Dr. Mason said, parents need to understand how the medicines can be safely stored, and how any leftover doses can be disposed of.
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Korede, a Lagos-based nurse, has spent her entire life playing cleanup and catchup to her beautiful sister Ayoola, most especially when there are murdered boyfriends whose bodies must be disposed.
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De Vogue: The court is considering whether to take up an Indiana law -- signed by then Governor Mike Pence -- that requires fetal remains to be disposed of by burial or cremation.
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Earlier this year, former Indiana governor, now Vice President-elect, Mike Pence signed into law a package abortion regulations including the requirement that fetal remains be disposed by cremation or burial.
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The D.C. court does not typically issue opinions on Mondays except in response to emergency petitions, suggesting the case had to be disposed of before Kavanaugh was nominated for the high court.
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But they have a finite lifespan, and after the holiday is over you're left with a decaying tree corpse that must be disposed of before rot and stink and needles happen everywhere.
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If CO 2 is treated as just another form of waste, which has to be disposed of, then people can stop arguing about whether it's a problem and finally start doing something.
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And, finally, Mr. Annan was a shuttlecock batted back and forth by the great powers, too widely admired to be disposed of and too dangerous to be allowed to operate with impunity.
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He stood by his call last month for Ms. Merkel's integration minister to be "disposed of" in Anatolia, the home of her grandparents, even when the chancellor pointedly called the remarks racist.
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Once an accepted kernel of conventional wisdom, the idea that Trump somehow exists outside the GOP—and might therefore be disposed of by the party elite—now seems wholly irrelevant, if not absurd.
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To them, I and those like me are expendable, things that need to be disposed of or cast aside if we can't afford to pay for the privilege to live and be well.
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"Texas values the dignity of the remains of the unborn and believes that fetal tissue should be disposed of properly and humanely," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, said in a statement.
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The women's health group claimed that Ohio had tweaked a state rule requiring fetuses to be disposed of in a "humane manner" — without defining the term — in an attempt to target abortion clinics.
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Some companies are working to develop new filters for washing machines fine enough to trap synthetic fibers so that they can be disposed of safely, but none have been commercially successful as yet.
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The website says the Taiga gear "will be disposed of in a manner deemed appropriate by Mr. Fielder," and I imagine those plans will be revealed in the next season of Nathan for You.
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In the early transports of his joy at having destroyed the thief he forgot that there was yet a task for him to perform, but soon recollected that the body must be disposed of.
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"These are for a specific surgery," and any that remain should be disposed of, not left around to be perhaps used by another family member, or found by an exploring toddler — or visiting adolescent.
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Becker on Friday filed a court motion asking that the purloined spirits be disposed of in a way that reflects the wishes of the Van Winkle family and the Buffalo Trace and Wild Turkey distilleries.
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"Whether it's 500 million or 500 a day, we shouldn't lose sight of the real issue: Straws should be disposed of properly and should never, ever be littered on land or in waterways," she said.
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If the property or currency cannot be used for narcotics law enforcement purposes, I desire that the property or currency be disposed of as the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation sees fit, in accordance with law.
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The 3-inch detector can be stowed out of sight so guests won't even know there's a bed bug detector hiding in their room, and can easily be disposed of when bugs are detected and trapped.
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If they weren't the type to team up with the Russians, they sure seemed to be disposed to use whatever means necessary, perhaps even a foreign power's aid or financial backing, to get what they want.
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The men here — including a post-The OC Adam Brody and a pre-Parks and Recreation Chris Pratt — are mostly just bodies to be disposed of and are either entirely unthreatening or simultaneously threatening and pathetic.
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The bill also spells out new regulations for PFAS production and cleanup, requiring the EPA to regulate PFAS air pollution under the Clean Air Act, as well as another portion outlining how PFAS can be disposed of.
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Instructables user epostkastl doesn't go into the gritty details of how this Hewlett Packard 48G scientific calculator's life came to an end, but it was beyond repair, and ready to be disposed of—or better yet—repurposed.
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The Texas fetal tissue regulations were more stringent than regulations in almost every other state, which typically allow aborted fetal tissue to be disposed of in a similar manner as other human tissue, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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The Texas limitations would be more stringent than regulations in almost every other state, which allow aborted fetal tissue to be disposed of the same as other human tissue, according to the Guttmacher Institute, an abortion rights group.
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But a footnote on page 9 of the new policy permits all flavors to continue to be sold in devices that cannot be refilled and are designed to be disposed of after the flavored nicotine has run dry.
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Therefore, the store directed a Kmart employee—allegedly the lady in the video holding the cart—to unload the freezers of the offending items and temporarily store them in the Little Caesars coolers until they could be disposed of.
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"It was the most brutal possible way to die and be disposed of," Jefferson Parish Assistant District Attorney Kellie Rish said at the opening of the convicted killer's six-day trial, according to a statement from the DA's office.
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George's Prepared Foods, the company that produces Walmart's Great Value frozen, fully cooked meat, said that the products were meant to be disposed of after a small group of them tested positive for salmonella but were accidentally shipped nationwide.
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The requirement mandates that the "dead fetus" must be disposed of in accordance with the preexisting Final Disposition Rights Act of 2009—meaning that an aborted fetus at any gestational stage must be treated like a deceased family member.
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"The initial reaction would be to suggest there is an easy fix in that Sky News could be disposed of, either by sale or closure or some other form," said broker Liberum, which downgraded Sky to hold from buy.
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A spokesman for the company said the concentrator at its Toquepala mine had also been suspended due to rains, and that both concentrators were already starting to process some ore and that tailings were being stockpiled to be disposed of later.
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On a fundamental level, young people are working to shift the very paradigm of a corporate and political class intent on rejecting scientific truths that treats the planet as a single use resource to be disposed of after each generation.
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They included calls for Germans to take pride in the performance of their soldiers in the world wars, a lament over a Holocaust monument in Berlin, and a suggestion that a government minister be "disposed of" in Turkey, her family's homeland.
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This could include changing the living will process to focus on ensuring that the critical functions of the largest banks would remain operational in a crisis, rather than attempting to predict how each and every subsidiary would be disposed of.
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The Texas fetal tissue requirements were more stringent than regulations in almost every other state, which typically allow aborted fetal tissue to be disposed of in a similar manner as other human tissue, according to the Guttmacher Institute, which monitors reproductive health laws.
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"It's about time we apply some technology, allow some technology to be applied to this universal human experience ... because we think that people should have the freedom to determine for themselves how they'd like their body to be disposed of," he said.
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Per hospital protocol, any excess medication dispensed by the machine and not given to the patient must then be disposed of, or "wasted," by emptying it into a sink, with that action witnessed by a second nurse, according to the probable cause document.
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Although Madonna, 57, and Guy Ritchie, 47, were originally expected in court Wednesday for a tentatively scheduled hearing over their 15-year-old son's living arrangements, the case now appears to be disposed, motion pending by the New York State Supreme Court.
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But because these methods are unrealistic with the number of cow casualties imposed by Goliath, the Texas Association of Dairymen is currently working with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to brainstorm out how 30,000 cows can be disposed of efficiently but safely.
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The proposed Texas limitations would be more stringent than regulations in almost every other state, which allow aborted fetal tissue to be disposed of in the same manner as other human tissue, according to the Guttmacher Institute, an abortion rights research group.
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In its place was Supreme Rental Services, which rents big tanks that hold liquids used in the oil field such as drilling mud, fracking fluids and brine waters that come up out of the ground with oil and need to be disposed.
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We are witnessing the invasion of the Zombie Media, the undead lurching forward to try to restore a time when morally-bankrupt regimes saw facts both as optional and an obstacle that sometimes had to be disposed by their legions of truth-eaters.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German prosecutors have dropped an investigation into the far-right Alternative for Germany's (AfD) co-leader over a remark he made last year that the then integration minister should be "disposed of" in Turkey, her parents' country of origin, a newspaper reported.
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A lawyer for opponents of the line opened the hearing in front of the five-member Nebraska Public Service Commission on Monday morning by grilling an executive for the Canadian company about how the pipeline will be disposed of after its anticipated 50-year lifetime.
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"In 2017 when we have access to so much information and we're posting these pictures of ourselves all over social saying, 'Look I'm an activist,' realize that it came from somewhere and it has to be disposed of in some way as well," DuFault said.
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After her husband, Peter, a retired Corning executive, died in 2011, she stepped up her planning to ensure that she could grow old where she wanted, that she would not burden her relatives and that her assets would eventually be disposed of as she wished.
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Though a jury acquitted him of three of the murders, witnesses at the trial portrayed Mr. Gioeli as a calculating killer, a tough guy who would trail his prey for days, determining their habits and luring them to places where they could be disposed of.
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Gauland, who replaced Petry in recent months as the party's most recognizable face, provoked outrage during the election campaign by saying Germans should be proud of their World War Two soldiers and Germany's immigration minister should be "disposed of" in Turkey where her parents come from.
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In the years leading up to and during World War II, personality tests proliferated as a popular tool of workplace management in the United States, promising to help identify which employees were best suited to certain tasks (and which, by contrast, might be disposed to organizing unions).
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The Texas limitations would be far more stringent than regulations in almost every other state, which allow aborted fetal tissue be disposed of in a similar fashion to human tissue, according to the Guttmacher Institute, an abortion rights group whose data is used by both sides in the debate.
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READ THE LAWSUIT The law -- known as House Bill 1566, or the Tissue Disposal Mandate -- requires a fetus to be disposed of in a manner consistent with existing state law that says when a family member dies, other family members have to agree on what to do with the body.
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The details: The proposed directive, which is subject to approval by EU governments and the European Parliament, member states would be required to collect 90% of single-use plastic drink bottles by 2025, and producers would have to offset the cost of waste management and label how waste will be disposed.
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The proposed Texas requirements were more stringent than those in almost every other state, which generally allow aborted fetal tissue to be disposed of in a similar manner as other human tissue, typically through incineration and disposal in a sanitary landfill, according to the Guttmacher Institute, which monitors reproductive health laws.
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The 16-foot-(5-metre-) long chunk of boat landed on Tuesday morning near Coos Bay, about 200 miles (320 km) south of Portland, and was expected to be disposed of in a landfill by the end of the day, said Calum Stevenson, ocean shore specialist for the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department.
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That point was reached sometime over the past couple of years, driven by three major long-term factors: the shrinking benefit when upgrading from a recent phone to the latest model, the increasing average price of new devices, and the concordant reluctance to treat smartphones as things to be disposed of every year or two.
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"Nothing is imminent and even if the advice is fully implemented we believe this will have limited impact on the Oil & Gas producers, as the holdings of Norges Bank are relatively small and no doubt will be disposed of over an extended time frame," Liz Dhillon, equity analyst at Quilter Cheviot, said in a note.
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We want that soil to be disposed of properly so as not to cause further contamination, we want continued testing of the soil and ground water in this area and a commitment to ensure the residents exposed to the lead get the physical and mental health care they need for the rest of their life.
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When men turn some women into sexual objects, the women who are inside that box are one-dimensional, while those outside of it become disposable; the ones who refuse to be disposed of, who continue to insist on being seen and heard, are inconvenient and pitiable at best, deceitful shrews and crazy harpies at worst.
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Unreserved impaired loans accounted for over 0003% of Fitch Core Capital (FCC) at end-3Q17, which is already extremely high, and capital has come under further pressure as the bank has announced its intention to reclassify around EUR800 million of unlikely-to-pay loans as doubtful (sofferenze), which will require higher coverage levels in order to be disposed of.
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The Sri Lankan Cabinet has approved a proposal put forward by the Prime Minister on a program "to have disposal of waste to recognized lands under environmental laws, take judicial action to prevent public protests on waste disposal, waste to be disposed only by grading, provide necessary tools for local government authorities and increase awareness of the public with regard to waste".
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Musk and his supporters are doing their best to promote a "post-modern/post-union" view of Tesla as an entirely different sort of workplace where workers will be disposed to set aside the traditional Norma Rae vision of fighting the bosses, in favor of their lucky chance to play a part in bringing about a post-carbon vehicular universe.
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After all passengers disembarked, dock workers from the ILWU, who are a core part of the international supply chain, demanded that contaminated waste from the ship be disposed safely through water-side offloading and barge removal instead of the port operator's proposed trucking through the Eastbay community—a decision that could have exposed both dockworkers and community members to the virus.
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C.) on Tuesday said articles of impeachment based on the report by former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerFox News legal analyst says Trump call with Ukraine leader could be 'more serious' than what Mueller 'dragged up' Lewandowski says Mueller report was 'very clear' in proving 'there was no obstruction,' despite having 'never' read it Fox's Cavuto roasts Trump over criticism of network MORE would be disposed of quickly in the Senate, reiterating comments he made in May, a month after the report's release.
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Earlier this year, key Senate Republicans were predicting that any House-passed impeachment measures based on former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerFox News legal analyst says Trump call with Ukraine leader could be 'more serious' than what Mueller 'dragged up' Lewandowski says Mueller report was 'very clear' in proving 'there was no obstruction,' despite having 'never' read it Fox's Cavuto roasts Trump over criticism of network MORE's investigation would be "disposed of very quickly," in the words of Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamOvernight Defense: Turkey launches offensive against Syrian Kurds | Trump set for clash with Congress over Kurds | Senators unveil Turkey sanctions bill | Trump says Kurds 'didn't help us' in Normandy | Defense official arrested for leaking to journalists Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds Giuliani says he will make decision over Ukraine testimony 'in next week or so' MORE (R-S.
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