Sentence examples for environmental relief from inspiring English sources

"There is infrastructure that can provide immediate environmental relief if we were to switch to a water-based system of transport," said Eddie Bautista, an advocate from New York Lawyers for the Public Interest, who helped organize yesterday's news conference near the shuttered marine transfer station at East 91st Street on the Manhattan waterfront.

The ducted-fan aerial configuration is potentially interesting in a wide range of applications including, among others, mobile surveillance, video capture, environmental monitoring, relief map survey, etc.

Supporters are selling the proposed network as a means of preparing for and battling against environmental crises disaster relief, pollution monitoring and fisheries administration.

It says the outposts will have undefined military purposes as well as help with maritime search and rescue, disaster relief, environmental protection and navigation.

Beijing has said construction in the region is to help maritime search and rescue, disaster relief, environmental protection and navigational security.

Beijing says the island outposts will serve maritime search and rescue missions, disaster relief, environmental protection as well as undefined military purposes.

1. Poor Areas: -- Vote on a bill that creates 40 renewal zones across the country that would be eligible for tax breaks, regulatory relief, environmental help and homeownership incentives.

"Suburbanites need to understand that if they want their adult children to live nearby, if they want tax relief, environmental sustainability, there has to be a different approach," he said.

The issues addressed by NGOs run the gamut of human concerns (e.g., human rights, environmental protection, disaster relief, and development assistance), and the scope of their activities may be local, national, or international.

The legislation, passed by a vote of 394 to 27, was the result of a rare agreement between the Republicans who control the House and President Clinton to create 40 renewal zones across the country that would be eligible for tax breaks, regulatory relief, environmental help and homeownership incentives.

President Obama has sought to highlight how the cuts could endanger thousands of defense-industry jobs, but others are warning that the reduced budget will take funds from renewable-energy programs, environmental protection, disaster relief, food and water inspections and scientific research.