Sentence examples for dangerous human interference from inspiring English sources
This is an international treaty negotiated at the Earth summit in Rio in 1992 with the objective to "stabilise greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that will prevent dangerous human interference with the climate system".
GIVEN the accelerated melting these days in Greenland, it's probably no longer appropriate to use the adjective "glacial" to describe treaty negotiations aimed at curbing dangerous human interference with the climate.
"The objective of both the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto protocol is to stabilise greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that will prevent dangerous human interference with the climate system".
While many observers described the United States change as a U-turn, it was the culmination of months of movement by the Bush administration, which had for years insisted that the 1992 treaty was enough to avoid dangerous human interference with the climate.
The ultimate aim of the UNFCCC is "...preventing dangerous human interference with the climate system".
The ultimate objective of the Convention is to prevent dangerous human interference of the climate system.
Ultimately, the reports are supposed to help governments decide what steps to take to act on their own stated commitment under a global treaty to "prevent dangerous anthropogenic," or human, "interference with the climate system".
These images in turn comprise the artist's own rivers in the form of two flowing sequences of screens, the artificiality of which plays upon the dangerous balance of nature and human interference. .
Add in the prevalence of hurricanes in the neighbourhood, and it becomes a dangerous place to live.Land subsidence in the Mississippi delta is largely caused by human interference.
In such circumstances, the usage of machine learning software packages as "black boxes" for autonomous extraction of score function parameters without human interference and without explicitly considering the physico-chemical and biological realities of the problem under study can become dangerous.
There's no human interference, either.
