Sentence examples for conservation and use from inspiring English sources

Its standards are divided into categories including energy efficiency, water conservation, and use of recycled and recyclable materials.

LEGISLATION FAILED Would have spent more than $300 million a year to promote electric power conservation and use of cleaner fuels.

At Sufetula, as elsewhere in the interior of Tunisia, Roman skill in the conservation and use of limited water supplies produced an agricultural prosperity, based primarily on olive cultivation, that was not achieved again until modern times.

The power authority, he said, will have to build new power plants, run a new cable under the Long Island Sound to carry power from Connecticut, place new emphasis on conservation and use alternative energy sources like solar and wind power.

Mr. Gore's general philosophy, and some of the specific positions he has taken over the years, are based in part on the idea that higher oil prices could be a good thing in holding down consumption and encouraging conservation and use of alternative energy sources.

Speaking to the El País newspaper last year, the longstanding director of the cave, José Antonio Lasheras, said: "Management's mission is to regulate proper conservation and use of the caves and it could be that what was once considered appropriate is no longer so, and vice-versa.

(AP) — A former town budget officer has been charged with raiding a fund meant to buy land for conservation and using $8 million to cover budget shortfalls instead, the authorities said Thursday.

The suit maintains that annual cuts of 3% are feasible through making plants more efficient, promoting conservation, and using wind and solar power--without substantially raising electric bills.

If Obama and McCain were profiles in courage, they would drive home to the electorate that we all must focus on energy conservation and using less fossil fuels.

Overall the variation in the results between assuming volume conservation and using the data from the laser system is less than the difference seen between specimens, Fig. 13.

This chapter offers a general discussion of one of the more prominent issues facing America today, such as water conservation and using water more efficiently.