Sentence examples for environmental aspirations from inspiring English sources

But whereas the Tory leader can only proclaim his environmental aspirations, Mr Brown can act.

Tensions between its business model – which depends on selling more stuff to more people everywhere – and its environmental aspirations remain unresolved.

"That the staff, the owners and the architects indulge in this kind of greenwashing only serves to make a joke out of Berkeley's environmental aspirations," Mr. Parsons wrote on the Berkeleyside blog.

Since coal is by the far the most polluting source of electricity, with more greenhouse gas produced per kilowatt hour than any other fossil fuel, this is making a mockery of European environmental aspirations.

Mr Stevens, an ex-chief librarian, said: "Public libraries have a vital role to play in helping local authorities achieve their communities' social, economic and environmental aspirations - they are much more than just places to borrow books".

The experience proved interesting but not in tune with Bourtourault's environmental aspirations.

That may sound more like an indie band than an environmental aspiration, but it's a new focus of top fashion schools.

The respondents appeared to be rather homogeneous as regards environmental worldview and aspirations in the landscape.

In turn, residential satisfaction is significantly influenced by the gap between aspired and actual housing and environmental attributes, proportional to aspiration level.

The global concerns about environmental sustainability elevate the aspirations for advanced building thermal analysis.

They must manage the tensions inherent in an increase in forest and agricultural production, while dealing with severe erosion and a range of social, environmental, economic and cultural aspirations.