Sentence examples for cutting water from inspiring English sources

So far the crisis in Sao Paulo city has been managed by a policy of cutting water pressure at night and giving incentives to people who cut back on use.

But besiegement and cutting water supplies go back centuries.

In the northeastern city of Olinda, authorities are cutting water supplies for three days a week.

The Greens have consistently called for increased investment in cutting water quality pollution, at the 2013 federal election and the 2015 Queensland state election.

Caroline Spelman, the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, is understood to have accepted in principle that charges for water should in future be based on metering, with the aim of cutting water use.

In 2008-09, departmentsaveded £13.7m on fuel from reducing road travel and up to £13m on water bills, cutting water use by 18m cubic metres or the equivalent of 7,200 Olympic swimming pools.

A trench dug just outside the camp destroyed a water main, cutting off water to many residents.

Jose had suggested ionized water, Oshun's cutting edge water additive.

"India wants him because he exposes India on Kashmir and on water closure," Mr. Mujahid said, referring to Pakistani complaints about India cutting off water sources to Pakistan.

Earlier this week, Brown announced new rules for the amount of water California residents and municipalities can use, with the aim of cutting statewide water usage by 25%.

The water pumping station in Al-Khafsah, Aleppo, stopped working on 10 May, cutting off water supply to half of the city.