Sentences with phrase «cope with any spills»

Two Senate committees separately approved bills that would strengthen the government's regulation of offshore drilling, require oil companies to be better prepared to cope with a spill, and lift federal spill - related economic liability limits.

While wood was once to be avoided near sink and cooker areas, modern engineered flooring is designed to cope with spills and humidity.

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This can be very difficult for schools to cope with when the incidences spill into classrooms and into schools.

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The 2010 Deepwater Horizon accident and spill in the Gulf of Mexico was a major setback for the offshore hydrocarbons industry; prospects for offshore oil and gas have also been shaken by the shale revolution and by lower prices, and must cope with longer - term uncertainties over demand.

So in order to cope with this problem, Higgins makes a distinction between «ascertainable ecocide»: deforestation, oil spills, fossil fuel extraction, pollution - dumping; and non-ascertainable ecocide: tsunami, earthquake, typhoon, Act of God.

Similarly, if you've been able to just get on with things after having smashed a glass or spilt a drink this shows you can cope with setbacks and have the resilience to keep going.

It is only designed to cope with surface spills and is not generally recommended for wet areas such as bathrooms or busy hallways.