Bottled drinking water

Bottled drinking water

Bottled drinking water

Food and bottled water allowance

Bulk rations fresh bread bottled water

Bulk rations fresh bread bottled water

Excludes military personnel receiving food and bottled water allowance.

Perhaps the most important aspect of a conference is its purposes, which all participants should identify for themselves. An individual or organization may attend a conference to understand the future of bottled water, to find procurement managers who buy bottled water, or even to disrupt the bottled water market with water filtration systems.

Provided to all civilian and military personnel, excluding military personnel receiving food and bottled water allowance.

Provision for rations and bottled water is based on the mission specific costs indicated in section A of the present annex and covers 350 military and 203 civilian personnel (179 international and local staff and 24 police officers, bottled water only).

With the era of cheap, bountiful water having been replaced by increasing supply and quality constraints, many investors are beginning to view water as the new oil. The dramatic rise of the bottled water industry since the 1990 s attests to the increasing commodification of the world s most critical resource.

The apportionment of resources was based on the cost of 7.45 per troop per day, consisting of rations ( 5.95) and bottled water ( 1.50), and 1.50 per person per day for bottled water for military observers and international staff with a 0.5 per cent overlap factor.

You're bottled up.

Still bottled up.

Bottled it Friday.

It also included the cost of bottled water to be used on patrols, estimated at 0.38 per 0.75 litre bottle.

I've nothing bottled up

No, I never drink bottled beer.

Specially bottled for Hugh Drummond, Esq.

UNIKOM commenced implementation of a project to install water purification facilities, which is expected to be completed in April 1998, with a view to replacing the more costly bottled water supply programme with locally purified water of equivalent quality.

7 for food and 1 for bottled water for 120 military observers, 2 civilian police officers, 68 international staff for 60 days for contingency purposes.

It's very easy to pick up a stainless steel bottle or a glass bottle, if you're traveling and you've forgotten to bring your stainless steel bottle and fill that up with water or filtered water, versus purchasing plastic bottled water.

You're in your office, and you're drinking your bottled water, or whatever it is, and you think to yourself, Hey, I'm going to throw this away.

If they bottled him, he'd outsell ginger ale.

The Committee also notes from annex III.A that estimates for rations for contingents not receiving food and bottled water allowance take into account delayed deployment of one contingent.

(Fred) 'I never drink bottled beer. It doesn't agree.'

Provision is also made in the amount of 876,000 for rations based on the rate of 10 per soldier per day ( 9 for food and 1 for bottled water).

Fred never took bottled beer. The man at Snow's did.

If I walk into a store in the United States, it's very, very easy for me to buy water that's bottled in Fiji, shipped at great expense to the United States.

(a) Solid and Waste Water Management for the Tourism Industry, Saint Lucia, 2 9 February 1998

Provision of 209,600 is made to supply dry and fresh rations and bottled water to military personnel ( 205,200) and additional international civilian staff of the Engineering Section deployed away from mission headquarters ( 4,400).

For the Joint Security Unit, provision is also made for rations based on the rate of 10 per soldier per day ( 9 for food and 1 for bottled water) for 181 days ( 434,400).

The old boy supposedly had Napoleon's ships completely bottled up in here.

Fierce competition for a shrinking water resources base is resulting in over extraction for industry and agriculture, falling groundwater levels and failing domestic water sources.

7 for food and 1 for bottled water for 44 military observers and 26 international staff for 60 days, and for 76 military observers and 48 international staff for 30 days for contingency purpose.

Provision is also made for purchase of supplies and equipment such as data processing supplies, health and safety materials, batteries, lamps, stoves, detergent, bottled water, construction materials and plastic sheeting and materials for shelter.

But, if you have something bottled up inside you, better let it out

Owing to high temperatures and humidity associated with the rainy season, increased provision of 4.5 litres of bottled water per person per day is made from 15 May 1998 to prevent heat exhaustion and dehydration.

(i) Guyana was severely affected by drought, while its gold mining industry was severely affected by water shortages

You can't get out of town on account of he's got it bottled up.

Provision is also made for 18 bottles of 1.5 litres of bottled water per person per week for one month for contingency purposes for military personnel and support personnel, at a rate of 0.225 per bottle ( 25,100).

Core causes of water sources pollution are related to human activities, such as dumping liquid waste materials from industry and communities.

It has linkages to the framework of Agenda 21, with relation to energy, transport, industry, agriculture, forests, water and waste management.

362. Inadequate reception facilities for dirty ballast water, waste oil and garbage present a serious worldwide problem for the shipping industry.

Provision is made for 60 days of contingency rations for 120 military observers, 2 civilian police and 68 international staff and at rates of 7 per person per day for food and 1 per person per day for bottled water.