Sentence examples for green list from inspiring English sources

Many of the sites that did not make it onto the Green List are poorly run.

Top of their green list is Honolulu, in Hawaii, whose residents accounted for 1.36 tons of carbon each in 2005.

If I had to draw a J curve, as economists put it, it would look like this: Note that the green list is longer than the red one.

Another on the Consulting Association's "green list" was John Stewart, who chairs the pressure group Heathrow Association for the Control of Aircraft Noise.

At the World Parks Congress, a once-a-decade event held by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, the latest of which concluded this week, a "Green List" of 23 of the best-managed sites was released.

"Our intention as environmentalists is not to get as many fish species on to the amber or red lists, but as many species as possible on to the green list.

They are too wealthy to care about green lists, and are quite happy to feature regularly on lists of the biggest and most profitable.

Another WWF project, the Southern African Sustainable Seafood Initiative, has pushed leading retailers in South Africa to commit to source only "green listed" fish within the next two years.

In a proposal to potential investors in Rangers drafted before a creditors' agreement was rejected, Green listed savings of £7m on salaries as an advantage of the newco route.

The Europeans dominated the mean-to-green list.

The Fit was among two low-volume electric cars that made the Greenest list.