Sentence examples for a commitment to conservation from inspiring English sources

"That was our effort to say, 'We care, we've been good stewards, and we are prepared to make a commitment to conservation,' " said Joseph E. Drew, a senior vice president.

He seemed mild-mannered in most appearances, but that only partly masked what admirers viewed as a commitment to conservation and critics saw as hostility to the agency's traditional management role.

A commitment to conservation and corresponding lack of anticonservation sentiment is held across these viewpoints.

But a deeper commitment to conservation will cost money.

The great conservationist Aldo Leopold once encouraged Americans to make a personal commitment to conservation.

Such a project requires an almost obsessive commitment to conservation, a kind of devotion that Fay, affiliated with the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) in New York City, has demonstrated before.

"This bill provides certainty for producers, an increased commitment to conservation, expanded nutrition, provisions making farmers and ranchers more competitive, and needed assistance for rural development," Mr. Daschle said.

Making a long-term commitment to conservation planning requires a single organisation with responsibility for steering planning outputs towards sustained outcomes.

Major failures to integrated conservation perspective can be traced to structural causes rooted in politico-economic power structures of mainstream policy and in a rather limited political commitment to conservation.

Yet while Turner is working on a remarkable 1.7 million acres, his commitment to conservation and the resulting benefits for people and wildlife must not be viewed as the exclusive domain of those with significant land holdings.

Nearly 1,500 pounds of confiscated ivory was crushed in Beijing in May as a sign of the government's commitment to conservation.