Sentence examples for legislative conservation from inspiring English sources

DNA sequence studies have questioned these widely accepted legislative conservation units because the current dichotomy does not coincide with the intraspecific phylogeny estimated using a wider sampling regime [ 19, 20, 23, 28].

The Endangered Species Act (ESA) continues to serve as one of the most powerful and contested federal legislative mandates for conservation.

Using data from the US Census of Agriculture and historical aerial photography, we conduct our analysis within a framework that identifies alternating eras of US farm policy in terms of legislative focus on conservation vs. production.

Conflicts and misunderstandings over conservation and legislative procedure caused the rift between Taft Republicans and the insurgents to grow.

In an April speech, Jewell announced that her cross-country trip this summer would include a stop in Utah, where she said there were "a range of conservation proposals – legislative and otherwise – to further protect public lands".

Legislative principles of soil conservation, 1971.

Legislative principles of soil conservation, 1971 (E*).

The proposed zones can be useful in the legislative tools for implementation of energy conservation measures and sustainable building practices.

The Threatened Species Scientific Committee decides on species for inclusion onto the endangered list, bringing them under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act, the main federal legislative tool to protect wildlife.

Several of the outspoken groups are the United States Department of the Navy (DoN), residents concerned about access to cultural resources, residents concerned about ecosystem health and natural resource conservation, the local executive and legislative branches of government, and residents belonging to the indigenous Chamorro population.

"Our own legislative mandate says 'the long-term protection and conservation of the values' and we're not doing that".