cleaning up造句怎么写

China argues that because rich countries had contributed the bulk of greenhouse gasses during their industrialization, they should foot the bill for cleaning up.

They got that way paying your bills, cleaning up your room and listening to you tell them how idealistic you are.

And if the Conservatives were really concerned with cleaning up the campaign process, they might have listened to elections Canada, the non-partisan body that oversees elections and party financing.

Police rushed to the home and found her cleaning up the bloody scene.

President Obama says crews have made progress in cleaning up the spill, but the job is not done.

It reduces the industrial sprawl office Spaces and the associated resources of heating, cooling, and cleaning up after office staff.

Beijing is fast cleaning up ahead of the 2008 Olympics, moving out factories and introducing clean-vehicle technology: a new premium is being placed on global respectability.

Still, cleaning up the sports world of homophobia won't happen overnight.

"I'm still an old stoned hippie head," he says. "I love getting high: Nothing like cleaning up your in-basket!

As BP led the consortium which owned the well and was leasing the rig, it is responsible for the spill-and therefore liable for the costs of cleaning up and some third-party damages.

Colombia and Philippines have recently achieved success in cleaning up their rivers and lakes by imposing charges on factories that pollute.

Promptly and carefully cleaning up spills of blood and other body fluids.