Sentence examples for impoundments for from inspiring English sources

And in Montebello, state records show, checkpoints netted up to 60 impoundments for every drunken driver apprehended.

But Mr. Allen said that despite the good intentions, "the increase in impoundments for driving without a license creates the perception that the police are misusing their authority in order to generate revenues".

San Rafael averaged almost 15 impoundments for each drunken-driving arrest in the last fiscal year, and the police in Oakland seized 11 cars for every drunken driver who was caught.

The WCAs act as impoundments for water storage and flood control as well as serving as wildlife habitat.

The barrier islands feature large sand dunes, maritime forests, fresh water marshes, ponds, ocean beach, and large impoundments for wintering wildfowl.

Add to that the political toll MTR has on families--the threat of living down the hill from dangerous sludge pond impoundments, for instance--and the situation came to be very dire.

A common type of temporary storage impoundment for hazardous liquid waste is an open pit or holding pond, called a lagoon.

The panel that investigated the spill found that the coal company and federal regulators had been aware of potential problems at the slurry impoundment for years, Mr. Spadaro and other panel members said.

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.

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

Serious health consequences also result from impaired water safety and security due to water impoundment for irrigated agriculture, hydroelectricity generation, and shared sources for consumption by both animals and humans.