Sentence examples for extraction permit from inspiring English sources

Consumers pay for the pipes and treatment plants that get clean drinking water to their taps, but brute water is virtually free for municipalities, industry and farmers, who are subject to modest extraction permit fees.

France last year became the first country to outlaw the technology and set about revoking existing shale extraction permits.

The company was granted exploratory permits and was on track to receive extraction permits when the government put an official halt to mining.

Our findings suggest that a more flexible approach to determining the price of recently established forest product extraction permits would greatly enhance management efficiency without significantly compromising local wellbeing.

They are suing the government to nullify thousands of current oil and gas extraction permits and pay $700 million in compensation, while also seeking an injunction against a fracking company called Penn West.

The Ontario government's two-year freeze on new water extraction permits and stricter rules on water-bottling companies are the "bare minimum" to protect groundwater supplies, according to water activists.

Mothers of 360 of these children gave informed consent for cord blood extraction, permitting the estimation of prenatal OC concentrations.

Working under optimum conditions specified as: 10 min ultrasonic time, pH 3, 0.011 g of adsorbent and 600 μL extraction solvent) permit achievement of high and reasonable linear range over 0.005 2.0 μg mL−1 (r2 > 0.9993) with LOD of thymol and carvacrol as 0.23 and 0.21 μg L−1, respectively.

A combination of organic solvents, detergents and alkali in the DNA extraction method permitted a detection limit of 10 cfu ml−1 milk for both the pathogens.

The assay employs a fully automated nucleic acid extraction system permitting high-sample throughput with minimal 'hands-on' time and incorporates a murine cytomegalovirus (mCMV) internal control to prevent false negative results and under-reporting due to unrecognised problems with viral lysis, DNA purification or PCR amplification.

These regulations state that timber extraction is permitted in a block during four consecutive years before extraction must move on to another block, and that only 50% of the commercial timber in a block is allowed to be extracted during the first cutting cycle of 20 years.