Sentence examples for impoundment of from inspiring English sources

Council Grove Lake, created by the impoundment of the Neosho, is just northwest of the city.

As a young county agent in Wyoming, he had helped ranchers through drought after drought, and he deeply believed in the impoundment of water.

Since the impoundment of the Three Gorges Reservoir in the year 2003, many landslides have taken place.

Although the majority of hydroelectric plants depend on the impoundment of rivers, tidal power still could play a role, albeit minor, in electric power generation during the coming years.

This is now the principal tool used by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency to control water use at distilleries, including the abstraction of water, impoundment of water, discharge of effluent and river engineering.

Various local news media have reported the impoundment of at least one — and as many as four — other boats at other nearby locations on the coast of South Mumbai, one of the city's oldest neighborhoods.

Impoundments of the Susquehanna River form Lakes Clarke and Aldred and Conowingo Reservoir.

Other waterways include the Deerfield, Millers, and Falls rivers and part of Quabbin Reservoir, one of the world's largest impoundments of high-quality water.

For impoundments of records ordered under paragraph (1)(C), the court shall enter an appropriate protective order with respect to discovery and use of any records or information that has been impounded.

Seepage losses from constructed wetlands, wildlife refuges, wastewater lagoons, runoff collection ponds, and other engineered surface impoundments of water or aquatic ecosystems in areas with deep groundwater levels can be minimized with artificial liners (plastic, compacted earth, etc).

The municipal groups and the three Representatives, Bruce A. Morrison of Connecticut, Barbara Boxer of California and Mike Lowery of Washington, maintain that the 1974 law that regulates such impoundments of funds is invalid because it allows only one house of Congress to block proposed deferrals proposed by the President.