Sentence examples for green guidance from inspiring English sources

Reese Berman, the supervisor of the Town of North Castle, has been working with a team of county leaders on climate-change issues for the past few years and now, as a member of the Westchester Municipal Officials Association executive committee, is working on green guidance for local governments.

A generic building model is constructed with a proposed MM (mixed-mode) ventilation control strategy to fulfill the thermal comfort requirement in the local green building guidance.

All related indoor environment performance indices including the daylight, natural ventilation and thermal comfort are treated as optimization objectives and constraints to fulfil the local green building guidance.

According to the Green Book guidance, relevant costs and benefits, i.e. those which can be attributed or influenced by the intervention in question should be measured and then valued and care should be taken to avoid spuriously accurate figures [ 22].

In the weeks since he was deposed, many vestiges of Colonel Qaddafi's decades in power, including his Green Book of guidance and the official green flag of his Green Revolution, have been expunged from Libya's streets, squares and facades.

"Over time it will develop and our ambition is to provide users with the definitive source of guidance on green activity".

"The Odd Life of Timothy Green" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested).

This study expands our knowledge of variables affecting sustainable supply chain management and also provides theoretical guidance for successful green production practices of eco-industrial park firms.

But there are green shoots: The company's guidance is weak, but we are still operating in a pre-split era, so operational performance isn't the best barometer.

There is currently limited guidance on designing green streets for air quality considerations; this is the first communication to offer suggestions and advice for the design of green stormwater streets in regards to their effects on air quality.

Also, based on the regression analysis of speed versus distance profiles, it was found that the AASHTO's (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials) Green Book acceleration length design guidance is insufficient to accommodate trucks at metered on-ramps.