Sentence examples for environment act from inspiring English sources

The federal environment act works like a judge's court list, you don't get to choose what comes before you".

The Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act also gives councils the power to dish out on-the-spot fines for offences such as urinating or spitting in public.

Councils generally issue fines under the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005 for not clearing up after a pet – normally at least £50.

There are fewer and fewer pubs and restaurants that admit them, and dogs are even banned from many parks and beaches around Britain by councils invoking the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005.

To be designated as a national park by Natural England, the city would have to meet established criteria set out by 1949 National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act and the 1995 Environment Act.

Party-promoters in Belfast will be punished for advertising their events with fly-posters once the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act (Northern Ireland) comes fully into force in April.

There, according to a report released in April by the State Commission of Investigation, the dogs faced a filthy environment, acts of severe cruelty and an ignominious death as bodies piled up helter-skelter.

The nudging state is enamoured of feedback technology, for its key founding principle is that while we behave irrationally, our irrationality can be corrected – if only the environment acts upon us, nudging us towards the right option.

This hypothesis shared with Lamarck's the importance of use and disuse in the development and obliteration of organs, and it added the notion that the environment acts directly on organic structures, which explained their adaptation to the way of life and environment of the organism.

According to the framework, the environment acts as a new and competitive resource for the corporation.

There is increasing recognition that the healthcare environment acts as an important reservoir for transmission of healthcare acquired infections (HCAI).