Sentence examples for impoundment from from inspiring English sources

An engineer for the coal company also told investigators that the company was aware years ago that the natural barrier separating the impoundment from the abandoned mine was as thin as 15 feet, less than what was required by law.

The tablet computers are under "temporary impoundment" from retailers in Xuzhou, a city of 1.8 million people in coastal Jiangsu Province, Ma Dongxiao, a lawyer for Proview's creditors and the company, said by telephone.

"to gather critical coal ash impoundment information from electrical utilities nationwide, conduct on-site assessments to determine structural integrity and vulnerabilities, order cleanup and repairs where needed, and develop new regulations for future safety".

High concentrations of Fe and SO4 presently in the tailings pore-water will discharge from the impoundment for at least 50 years.

These discharges are typically not from the coal waste impoundment itself, but from a down gradient sediment impoundment.

A BILL in committee in the New Jersey State Assembly would increase the fine for illegal riding from the current rate of about $200 to $500 for a first offense and $1,000 plus mandatory impoundment for subsequent offenses, said Assemblyman Reed Gusciora, a Democrat from Mercer County, who is the bill's sponsor.

That interference played out on national television, as Bundy recruited hundreds of armed sympathizers to descend on the ranch and protect the cattle from impoundment.

The issue of water impoundment or release from continental drainage basins affects global sea level.

Lane noted that the Supreme Court had already ruled that the 1974 law protecting congressional appropriations from impoundment did not apply to unneeded funds.

"Stop Draggin' My Car Around" is a parody of "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" by Stevie Nicks; the lament of an otherwise "cool guy" forced to repeatedly save his 1964 Plymouth car from impoundment due to illegal parking, shame, and non-payment.

Changes in water quality can also result from impoundment construction but are often a consequence of catchment land use such as clearing for agriculture and mining activities (Dudgeon et al. 2006; Growns et al. 2009).