Sentence examples for controls and conservation from inspiring English sources

It was good news when California's energy crisis evaporated, thanks to price controls and conservation.

Gun control and conservation groups have urged the administration to insist on a credit card bill without the gun proposal.

The Department of Environmental Health Services oversees the management, control, and conservation of the environment.

Technical skills are good, but the rest is mostly dire: sharing information is seen as a sign of weakness; dodging blame is better than raising profits; cost control and conservation are tiresome irrelevancies.

Physical reservoir constraints are the available storage for flood control and conservation purposes and maximum outlet capacity.

Folsom Reservoir, California serves as an illustrative case study, where policies define the thresholds triggering flood control and conservation actions.

The SGs play an important role in ecosystem services such as clean environment i.e., air, soil and water conservation, flora and fauna conservation, carbon sequestration, temperature control and conservation of traditional knowledge.

Reservoirs are one of the most efficient infrastructures for integrated water resources development and management; and play a more and more important role in flood control and conservation.

Reservoirs perform both flood control and integrated water resources development, in which the flood limited water level (FLWL) is the most significant parameter of tradeoff between flood control and conservation.

RFPAs are a model of community-based fire management that meets local landowners' interests in property protection while providing fire control and conservation benefits to state and federal land management agencies.

Although incomplete, this barcode library already provides a new species identification tool for the ornamental fish industry, opening a realm of applications linked to collection practices, regulatory control and conservation.