Sentence examples for conservation regulation from inspiring English sources
Under the guise of conservation, regulation supporters can redesign the auto fleet and hammer people with bad taste.
If it's not a matter of putting its bottom line ahead of the common good, the industry has yet to state a principled reason for undercutting every jot and tittle of clean-air and fuel conservation regulation.
The recently published building energy conservation regulation of China (GB50189-2005, 2005 [1]) was compared with the latest UK building energy conservation regulation (Part L) (Building Regulation Approved Document L2A, 2006 [2006
In July the state water board adopted an emergency water conservation regulation, which spurred local water districts to tighten local ordinances.
This guarantees access to important genome browser features and simultaneous availability of other genome browser tracks (annotated RefSeq gene, conservation, regulation and other tracks).
You are in violation of international conservation regulations".
It also requires comprehensive conservation regulations and enforcement and, above all, facing the fact that erosion is not nature or bad farmers at work.
After years of watching increasingly strict conservation regulations cut into their profits, Mr. Guzzo and other fisherman seem weary of trying to hang on in what some say is a dying industry.
"Adventure, new experience," Ms. Polidore said, gathering their bounty of sea robins and clamshells in a bucket to take back to camp, though conservation regulations required that small fluke be tossed back into the water.
Strict government conservation regulations and domestic environmental activism have further limited deforestation, which has been less serious in Venezuela than in other Latin American countries despite an increase in land exploitation.
The state's conservation regulations are stricter than those of its competitors, prohibiting the taking of lobsters that are either too young or very big: the latter means they are likely to be particularly old and fecund.
