Sentence examples for environmental section from inspiring English sources
In the report's environmental section, it says: "The Volkswagen Group has a long tradition of resolute commitment to environmental protection".
Brent Erickson Washington, Nov. 18, 2008 The writer is executive vice president of the industrial and environmental section of the Biotechnology Industry Organization.
In the first, he refused to dismiss a major environmental case against a Florida institution, Royal Caribbean Cruises, which had as its lawyers two former United States attorneys general and two former heads of the Justice Department's environmental section.
She produced a 1-week employment within the environmental section of a communications agency.
Further, due to trees and wool being natural products and limited research on social and economic values of natural dyeing, the environmental section is much longer.
And so, you see, one whole side of this great debate thrives only because the reporters hired to write for an environmental section of a newspaper cannot be bothered to learn even the basic facts of their topic area.
If those countries were to rally around the protocol, which is the principal environmental protection section of the Antarctic treaty system, it would gain more diplomatic clout.
The inquiry, unusual for its multistate scope, involves criminal investigators from the Environmental Protection Agency and the F.B.I. and prosecutors from the Justice Department's environmental crimes section.
I later became chief of the Justice Department's environmental crimes section, and we started an initiative — based on this case and others like it — to seek justice when workers were seriously injured or killed during environmental crimes.
The inspector general's office said that it referred the evidence to the Justice Department's environmental crimes section but that ultimately no prosecutions were pursued.
The ruling means BP could face as much as $17.6bn in civil fines under the Clean Water Act, said David Uhlmann, a University of Michigan law professor and former chief of the Justice Department's environmental crimes section.
