Sentence examples for implement water from inspiring English sources
It committed to conducting a public consultation and increasing efforts to implement water legislation.
Because of rain, Lake Texana cutbacks have ended, but Formosa says it "will continue to implement water conservation measures currently in effect".
A number of plans to design and implement water systems were proposed by researchers who had carried out studies before the British occupation in Palestine.
Efficient management of water resources in each of the countries of the Arabian Peninsula may include supply-and-demand control, strengthening of both institutional arrangements and capacity building, and integrated planning, to formulate and implement water policies and strategies.
The third phase starting mid of the 1990s where, despite the lacking sustainability of the conventional water extraction concepts, the Indonesian government started to massively implement water distribution pipelines covering a large share of Gunung Sewu's area.
The present paper examines the most widespread techniques that implement water injection by using in-house models that can reproduce the effects of water injection on the gas turbine and compressor off-design operation.
Free audits were offered to help implement water-saving – and ultimately cost-saving – measures to a diverse group that included a hospital, a fish vendor and a swimming pool.
Despite the criticism of New Jersey's water by enviromenthal groups, a spokeswoman for the federal environmental agency office in New York, Mary Mears, said reports from the inspector general usually found some problems with states' attempts to implement water-quality regulations.
The European Commission plans to take eight countries to the European Court for not implementing water standards.
Some cities, including Johannesburg, have implemented water restrictions, drastically reducing the amount of water residents can use on their gardens and limiting showers to just three minutes.
"But I want to stress -- and I know this sounds ridiculous -- that there are still a lot of municipalities that are implementing water restrictions," Ms. Makatura went on.
