Sentence examples for environmentally friendly program from inspiring English sources
The deputy mayor plans to remain officially involved in seeing through some of the biggest projects started during his tenure, including the Hudson Yards, Queens West in Long Island City, Moynihan Station and PlaNYC, the environmentally friendly program to guide the city's development through 2030.
They found the possibility of the market reacting negatively to news of companies joining an environmentally friendly program, for instance, the Environmental Protection Agency's Climate Leaders program, due to the anticipated negative effect on its financial performance.
It is no coincidence that this announcement gets Coca-Cola positive PR by linking them "to a large-scale environmentally friendly program in a big city," while the company fights efforts across the country that would protect public health.
Philip S. Birsh, president and publisher of Playbill, said his company was working toward more environmentally friendly programs by using water-soluble ink and chemicals and by limiting the copies printed.
The Patagonia Music Collective adds to eco-aware programs such as "1% For The Planet," the coalition of over 1400 companies that donate that percentage of their annual sales to environmentally friendly programs.
This issue would be an important factor for anticipating the more and more stringent requirements which would come in force for future environmentally-friendlier programs.
RPSEA works closely with another organisation, the Environmentally Friendly Drilling program (EFD) dedicated to reducing environmental impact.
"From a reservoir engineering perspective, there is no reason this would not be effective," said Burnett, who runs the Environmentally Friendly Drilling Systems Program, a project of the university and the Houston Advanced Research Center, a not-for-profit academic and business consortium.
PAGE A10 BARCELONA EMBRACES BIKING Cities all over Europe have been embracing environmentally friendly communal bike programs in which commuters pay a small fee at a bicycle station to use any of a fleet of bicycles.
The Swedish Thermal Engineering Research Institute (Värmeforsk) initiated an applied research program "Environmentally friendly use of non-coal ashes", in 2002.
Some see a New Deal for the 21st century in Mr. Obama's plans to push an economic recovery program that would devote hundreds of billions of dollars to infrastructure projects, social safety-net programs and environmentally friendly industry.
