Sentence examples for conservation order from inspiring English sources

He encouraged people to voluntarily conserve water but said his administration is considering a mandatory conservation order.

lipolytica, S. commune, P l. ostreatus, M o. perniciosa, and T r. cingulata), we nevertheless detected a trend for most species with conserved gene order to have significantly clustered tRNAs and species with low conservation order to have more scattered tRNAs.

It was viewed as unpatriotic and flouted a fabric conservation order during World War II.

In fact, the fate of Victorian buildings such as Columbia Market partly explains why postwar buildings are already being replaced – anything older has a conservation order slapped on it.

Water officials on Monday also announced that the state is considering lifting a mandatory conservation order for cities and towns – an emergency rule adopted last year that requires at least 20% overall conservation by most water districts.

The conservation order on the tree-lined side of the Swalec Stadium running parallel to the River Taff has given locals unable – or possibly unwilling – to pay the entrance fee the chance to watch the Test through a gap in the low stand.

Phoenix, two hours' drive north, has slapped strict conservation orders on several suburbs.

Obama came out strongly for elephant conservation, ordering the public destruction of America's cache of seized illegal ivory.

In the second case area, peri-urban open landscapes were protected by conservation orders, to maintain and enhance the benefits of green space for the growing urban population.

Regulators met over the summer with some lagging districts and later issued conservation orders to eight of them.

(Reuters) - California on Monday prepared to lift severe mandatory water conservation orders imposed at the height of the state's multi-year drought, after a wet winter led to swelling reservoirs and a deep snowpack in numerous parts of the state.