Sentence examples for control waters from inspiring English sources

Today his foreign minister, Shimon Peres, told legislators that Israel would not tolerate Lebanese measures to control waters from the Wazzani.

Obviously, a problem of this magnitude requires intervention by Washington and even international organizations, but the states -- which control waters up to three miles offshore -- also have important roles to play.

The results showed significant increases in general water quality parameters (e.g., hardness, conductivity) and various metals in the effluent treatment waters compared to control waters, with maximum increase seen in the multi-trophic streams.

At no time during this period did the asbestos content of the urine samples consistently exceed that of the control waters.

The kidney must expend energy to control water balance (osmoregulation).

Unable to control water loss, they cannot tolerate dry habitats.

Protecting the forest would lead to better erosion control, water quality and biodiversity.

For centuries, the most effective way to control water has been to build a dam.

If you control water in Iraq you have a grip on Baghdad, and you can cause major problems.

This means Hong Kong's richest man could soon control water supplies in Essex and the north east.

Larger areas of these soils have been managed for flood control, water purification, and wildlife preservation.