Sentence examples for environment proposal from inspiring English sources

This present paper attempts to identify the affective responses that influence the evaluation of urban environment proposal, analysing the model of architects and non-architects's preferences.

But given the fraught political environment, the proposals seem a pragmatic way to advance reform.

However, it warned: "Water is heavy and costly to move across long distances, and transferring water through canals and rivers can cause damage to the environment so proposals for new transfers need careful consideration".

"In the wake of the growing economic and social cost of the fundamental insecurity of today's Internet environment, any proposals that alter the security dynamics online should be approached with caution," they argue in the 26-page report.

For example, the in plane conductance of graphene is extremely sensitive to the environment, yielding proposals for applications in resistive biosensing.

GDP+, the UK environment minister's proposal to enter natural resources into a national chart of accounts, had the potential to resolve some of the tension between the desire of business to innovate and capital policies which lock us into old technology.

"We think that by standing up for wildlife we're standing up for people as well because of the great threat to the environment that this proposal poses".

This waste is usually dumped in landfills, but the current increase in restrictions on dumping and interest in improving the environment make our proposal for gaining value from this sludge a significant contribution.

The commssion was set up to influence the Environment Agency's proposals for flood risk management in the Severn Estuary, following local anger at initial proposals that proposed letting some flood defences lapse to compensate for the impact of rising sea levels on salt marshes.

This week the European Parliament's environment committee backed proposals for recycling levies on vessels calling at EU ports.

In this paper we present: a) a design process for manufacturing alloys to be used as sacrificial anodes in marine environments; b) the proposal to replace In with Ag, in search of alloys that could contribute to environmental sustain; and c) the proposal to include the parameters related to anode structure and their manufacturing process in the regulation of sacrificial anodes.