Sentence examples for environmentally friendly regulations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama campaigned on a theme of "change we can believe in," promising to end the Iraq War quickly, to introduce environmentally friendly regulations, and to pass universal health care.

Because coal-fired power stations are so obviously bad for the environment and electricity so profligately used, governments have been quick to hand out environmentally friendly regulations to its generators and suppliers.

Increasingly stricter environmental regulations will require more environmentally friendly water-based drilling fluids.

And as countries get richer, thanks to the gains from trade, they generally do adopt stricter labour regulations and more environmentally friendly practices.

Mr. Rasmussen, the governor's spokesman, said the new rules, which Democrats have called the "smart growth" regulations, are also environmentally friendly because they balance the concerns of preservationists with the need for new housing and urban redevelopment.

Electrolyzed water is a sustainable disinfectant, which can comply with food safety regulations and is environmentally friendly.

In particular, the application framework this work belongs to is the design of environmentally friendly commercial aircraft, for which the regulation and certification restrictions are, nowadays, a key constraint effecting even the conceptual phase of the design process.

Russia does not have draconian fracking regulations pressuring companies to use environmentally friendly technology.

A business executive hired to meet environmental regulations and to find ways to profit through environmentally friendly products and services.

There is a growing demand to develop more environmentally friendly solvents to reduce costs and comply with regulation.

Last spring, New York City passed the "Zone Green" amendment, which relaxed zoning regulations to remove some barriers to environmentally friendly home improvements.