Sentence examples for biological resources from inspiring English sources

Existing and proposed restrictions in countries with biological resources are all aimed at controlling research by drug and biotechnology companies.

Egypt's biological resources, centred around the Nile, have long been one of its principal assets.

This is especially true for developing countries, rich in biological resources and the traditional practices which have generated this diversity for centuries.

Because of its proximity, biological resources and the inattentiveness of many of its governments, South America has commanded more attention than other continents.

Others have been cited for digging on public land, and federal managers have warned treasure hunters not to damage archaeological or biological resources.

There is no hunting allowed in Everglades National Park, though capture and removal of invasive exotic species does take place to preserve and protect the park's biological resources.

"The overall Liberty Project has been planned and designed to minimize adverse effects to biological resources," BP wrote in 2007 in the development proposal to federal regulators.

"People need to view exotic species invasions as pollution — biopollution," said David E. Hallac, chief of biological resources for Everglades and Dry Tortugas National Parks.

The Australian Biological Resources Study recently surveyed the resources and holdings of Australia's natural science collections [60].

By 2009, according to the Australian Biological Resources Study, the number had grown to 1.9m.

Prof. Dr. Nguyen The Cuong, Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources.