Sentence examples for introduced water from inspiring English sources

While Thatcherism was mounting a programme of far-reaching privatisation, Chávez was pursuing a plan of "urbanisation" that introduced water and electricity, schools and clinics to the poorest areas, combining self-government with help from tens of thousands of Cuban doctors and teachers.

Lastly, the company should also identify cities that have introduced water conservation measures and target broader distribution in these markets.

Thus, it is estimated that winter snow and sleet introduced water 50 cm deep via the macropores.

However, since it was introduced water systems have become more complicated due to changes in the global water cycle as a result of climate change.

Based on the introduced water budget restoration coefficient (WBRC), the water budget of the study catchment was restored by the GI plan to 90%, 90%, and 82% of the predevelopment state in the dry, average, and wet years, respectively.

A woman living in a winter home near Palatka introduced water hyacinths (Eichhornia crassipes) to the St . Johnsin an attempt to beautify her backyard.

The goal of this study is to evaluate the comprehensibility of recently introduced water-sport prohibitive symbols by the Ministry of Knowledge Economy (MKE, now the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy) of South Korea, and to redesign the poorly comprehended symbols based on participants' feedback and three universal ergonomic principles.

In doing this, the impact on exposure profiles, of behavioural changes associated with changing community attitudes and newly introduced water-using appliances, can be assessed.

Does he agree that introducing water cannon would be a huge change?

It is introducing water solvents in the stitching area, where the leather parts of the shoes are pieced together.

"However, local authorities can also do a lot more such as introducing water fluoridation in their areas and supporting sugar reduction in schools".