garbage removal उदाहरण वाक्य

Proportionally, twice as many whites as blacks say that those who do not pay for public services like water, electricity and garbage removal should lose them.
Some city services, including garbage removal and fire and emergency services, have been cut back as Zimbabwe faces its worst economic crisis since independence in 1980.
However, by 1914, municipal governments were providing police and fire departments and garbage removal services to their citizens, leading to a drop in death rates.
The average Soviet citizen paid a mere 8 percenrt to 10 percent of his income for housing and " communal services " like utilities and garbage removal.
He said BCE would have done better to buy local TV stations and newspapers which provide unique and useful, if unglamorous, information, like garbage removal schedules.

Expo supporters say the city can make money on the expo from pavilion fees and ticket sales even after meeting such costs as construction, policing and garbage removal.
He said that once USA Waste takes over Barretti, it and Browning-Ferris will control less than 5 percent of the private garbage removal market, he said.
Joseph DePlasco, a spokesman for Public Advocate Mark Green, said Wednesday that his office had not received a single complaint about garbage removal but had received 10 about snow removal.
Under the amnesty plan, evaders of certain taxes will be able to settle accounts by paying fines on bills such as television viewing licenses, car registrations and garbage removal taxes.
Prosecutors believed they might have more success using the Chambers company, a long-established waste-paper collector that had expanded into all types of garbage removal in the early 1990s.