Sentence examples for conservation of public from inspiring English sources
The answer, expressed loud and clear by ranchers here, says a lot about Montana -- and even more about the resistance to a plan for conservation of public lands, in which President Clinton, in his final months in office, is trying to rival President Theodore Roosevelt.
This is due to many factors, like faulty use of existing public spaces, low quality of public spaces, inadequate size of public spaces for the number of residents, bad maintenance and conservation of public spaces, etc.
The Democratic platform promotes the development of clean energy jobs, the conservation of public lands, and highlights President Barack Obama's efforts to reduce carbon pollution and advance clean air and water safeguards.
The feud — part of a long-standing conflict between ranchers and the federal government dubbed "the Sagebrush Rebellion" — has pitted the influential family, which owns 12,000 acres of ranchland in eastern Oregon's Diamond Valley, against the federal agencies in charge of conservation on public lands.
LWCF takes a portion of royalties from energy companies and reinvests them in the conservation of our public lands and natural resources.
Terrebonne, La., Levee and Conservation District, $90 million of public improvement sales tax bonds.
Indeed, protection and conservation of lands for public use and enjoyment is a proud military tradition going back for generations.
The court went further to argue that the public trust doctrine "is not simply a common law doctrine" but is incorporated into the Texas Constitution, which (1) protects "the conservation and development of all the resources of the State," (2) declares conservation of those resources "public rights and duties," and (3) directs the Legislature to pass appropriate laws to protect these resources.
"When Mrs. Gardner created the museum and its original endowment, she couldn't possibly have envisioned the challenges the museum would face in 100 years from the perspective of conservation and public duties," Jack Gardner, chairman of the museum's board of trustees and a great-great-nephew of the founder, said in a statement.
Because the survey approach is easily applied, scientists, conservation groups, and managers of public and private forests are encouraged to apply this approach for management and conservation of suitable rare or endangered species and ecosystems that support them.
