Sentence examples for introduces clean from inspiring English sources

The discussion featured two main social enterprises: Swasth India, which provides low-cost and discounted health care services to slum dwellers, and WaterWalla, which sources and introduces clean water technologies into Mumbai's informal settlements.

The environment department said other local authorities could introduce clean air zones if they wished.

Local authorities should be supported – including financially – to introduce clean air zones across the country".

A new book tells how a young Teddy Roosevelt made it his mission to introduce clean living to New York City.

"Requiring just five cities in the UK to introduce clean air zones doesn't solve a national problem which causes thousands of premature deaths.

Whilst our huge investment in green transport initiatives and plans to introduce clean air zones [in six cities] around the country will help tackle this problem, we accept the court's judgment.

Yes, McDonald's and Coke are powerful; indeed they have changed things in ways that even members of the Académie Française never imagined: McDonald 'sintroduced clean lavatories to Hong Kong; Coca-Cola won the Olympics for its home-town of Atlanta.

Even before taking office Mr. Thaksin found himself on the wrong side of two important attempts at introducing clean government: a new anticorruption commission and a new electoral commission.

Ban said the focus on climate change should not distract from Earth Hour's other key mission: introducing clean energy to the most remote and impoverished communities on Earth.

In terms of the networking industry, these abstractions introduce clean functional layers and APIs which allows for industry modularization, competition, and open innovation.

The firm level evidence presented in this contribution on the motives of private sector firms for introducing clean innovations from the latest Flemish CIS eco-innovation survey confirms that firms are responsive to eco-policy demand interventions.