Sentence examples for its waterways from inspiring English sources

"The environment doesn't need optical brighteners in its waterways," it says.

Sinnoh is also characterized by its waterways; it has three main lakes (Verity, Acuity, and Valor) that form a triangle.

When Rio won the right to stage the Games, it pledged to clean up its waterways but independent testing of locations where sailing, rowing, canoeing and open-water swimming will be held show the presence of disease-causing viruses at levels thousands of times above what would be acceptable in European or United States waters.

It is naturally prone to flooding, yet its waterways have not been properly cleared for decades.

The North area includes three major sports facilities (the velodrome, the tennis and hockey centre, and, at the side, the Copper Box) and it stands by the River Lea with its waterways, paths, and extensive green space.

Similarly, the Port of London Authority provides a vehicle for establishing Mayoral control over the water ways (posibly by merging it with TfL), which I think would be a good thing not least because London doesn't exploit the potential of its waterways to move people and goods as much as it could.

Turkey was under pressure to allow Soviet troops to patrol its waterways.

Its waterways now are filled with vaporettos, tourists crowd the Rialto and no one swims.

Still, the episode highlights China's continuing struggle against the fouling of its waterways.

Rwanda relies heavily on its road network, as it has no railway system and its waterway ports are largely limited to the minor facilities at Gisenyi, Cyangugu, and Kibuye on Lake Kivu.

Panama, which has a steady income flow from its canal, deliberated before embarking on a seven-year, $5.2bn expansion to allow bigger ships to use its waterway.