Sentence examples for foreign environmental from inspiring English sources

A number of conservation projects, encouraged by foreign environmental groups, provide a small income for a few local landowners.

However, he said that the recent aggressive actions of foreign environmental groups like the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, which has clashed with Japanese whaling ships near the Antarctic, had fanned popular ire, making it impossible for Tokyo to compromise now.

In a referendum organised by the local council, with financial aid from foreign environmental groups, three-quarters of the 36,000 eligible voted, and some 95% of those voted no.In this section Jean Chrétien v Paul Martin: now it's really war Don't watch my lips People matter too ReprintsThe vote binds no one.

Piovesan's message resonates in Lima with some politicians who are keen to develop the Amazon and suspicious of foreign environmental groups.

Although Nankai University set up its research center two years later, it became the first university which admitted environmental history as an independent discipline divided into three fields of Chinese environmental history, foreign environmental history, and the history of disaster, disease and public health.

After his overthrow by the U.S.-led invasion in 2003, locals wrecked many of the dams to let water rush back in, and foreign environmental agencies helped breathe life back into the marshes.

His spokesman said yesterday: "David is talking to a range of organisations about his interest in foreign and environmental policy".

In a statement, a spokesman for Miliband said: "David is talking to a range of organisations about his interest in foreign and environmental policy".

Seeing confirmation of biblical prophecy in terrorism and tsunamis may not be the most helpful way to forge foreign or environmental policies.

In his budget plan, Trump will propose major cuts to domestic and international programs that provide foreign aid, environmental protection and transportation, among other initiatives.

Foreign companies, environmental groups and political observers are now watching closely to see whether the government will hold the company that drilled the well accountable for the costs of the cleanup, which could easily reach $1 billion.