Sentence examples for designated water from inspiring English sources

Presently 35 states have designated water chestnut as a noxious weed.

But without designated water spigots, shade or proper drainage, the horses end up in a most uncharming setting: standing in filthy water and their own waste, the report says.

As for the chemicals used by shopkeepers, like soap and bleach solutions, they probably do not cause much harm to the environment, said Kenneth Pearsall, the United States Geological Survey's designated water quality specialist for New York.

Farmers in governmental designated water saving regions will be paid a compensation for following N management plans that reduce N levels below a target threshold value in the soil after harvest, making an efficient use of N input crucial.

In the US, shock-jock Rush Limbaugh presented the election of Barack Obama as evidence that whites are becoming "'the new oppressed minority' [with] Republicans… going along with it by 'moving to the back of the bus and obliging by drinking only out of designated water fountains'".

I didn't know about "colored" and "white" designated water fountains until I watched Cicely Tyson's parched lips take the screen in The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman.

Wisconsin and Minnesota have a hook-and-line season on designated waters.

Hong Kong's government now provides a weekly ferry service to designated waters off the coast, where relatives can scatter the ashes of their loved ones to the wind.

(2) Possessing or using as bait for fishing in fresh waters, live or dead minnows or other bait fish, amphibians, nonpreserved fish eggs or fish roe, except in designated waters.

Armed with tough rules about water use -- including designated watering days and times -- and the right to enforce them with fines of up to $500 ,drought monitors in Denver are just one sign that the region is reeling from the worst drought in a hundred years and struggling to control its thirst.

While the territorial status continues, the United States has power to convey property rights, such as rights in soil below the high-water mark along navigable waters,301 or the right to fish in designated waters,302 which will be binding on the state.