Sentence examples for measures to conserve from inspiring English sources

The EU's global catch of sharks ranks second only to Indonesia, yet the European Commission has committed itself - under the EU Action Plan for the Conservation and Management of Sharks - to adopt the necessary measures to conserve shark species and to minimise waste and discards from shark catches.

At a recent meeting in Spain, regional fishing organizations agreed to begin collecting data and considering measures to conserve sharks.

Cities can be modified to deplete heat through measures to conserve water, create shade and deflect heat.

Results show notable changes have been occured in the area, evidencing the requirement of taking appropriate measures to conserve this natural watershed.

Global patterns of development suggest that as more projects are initiated, business will need to find acceptable measures to conserve biodiversity.

Besides the establishment of reserves, measures to conserve and restore biological diversity have been implemented in the form of agri-environment schemes (AES).

People reconditioned their lives during World War I, as a measure to conserve light resources.

G-2 attributed the lack of anti-aircraft fire to the Japanese logistical situation, believing it was a measure to conserve ammunition.

California officials called for last-resort measures today to conserve power as the state's energy crisis worsened, officials said.

Fannie Mae also announced measures intended to conserve capital, including cutting its dividend to 5 cents a share from 35 cents and reducing the company's operating costs 10percentt by 2009.

"Although the details both of future climatic changes and of species" responses to these changes remain uncertain, the potential magnitude of both is clear, and is such that the adaptation measures necessary to conserve European biodiversity only can be achieved through urgent international action," one of the report's authors, Professor Brian Huntley, of Durham University, said.