Sentence examples for paper park from inspiring English sources
noun
A park that lacks funding, guards, precise boundaries, etc.
For there is a flip-side to the calculation that a reef fish is worth a $100 in a restaurant: the same fish can be worth as much as $1,000 in the form of direct diving fees and indirect benefits to the tourist industry.One example of the cash benefits possible is seen in Bonaire Marine Park in the Dutch Antilles, which in 1992 existed in name only a so-called "paper park".
The inventory control is to be conducted only at DCs in this paper (Park et al. 2010; Ahmadi Javid and Azad 2010).
Kitaake plants carrying Xa21 with its native promoter, XA21 23A-1-14 (referred to as XA21 rice plants in this paper) (Park et al. 2010), were transformed with the LRR1-RNAi (LRR1Ri) construct by Agrobacterium-mediated plant transformation.
Transformants of rice cultivar Kitaake and transgenic XA21 plants (23A-1-14) (referred to as XA21 in this paper) (Park et al. 2010; Chern et al. 2005) carrying XB21ox or XB21RNAi construct were selected using hygromycin and confirmed by PCR using gene-specific primers.
Kitaake rice plants and homozygous Kitaake plants carrying Xa21 with its native promoter, XA21 23A-1-14 (referred to as XA21 in this paper) (Park et al. 2010), were transformed as described previously (Chern et al. 2005) using Agrobacterium strain EHA105 to infect rice calli.
The old paper park tickets have been replaced with RFID plastic, credit-card type tickets that are scanned at FastPass+ kiosks and at ride queues.
"We don't want to end up with paper parks".
"They are little more than paper parks, lines on the map which make almost no difference to the life of the sea".
"We welcome the government's pledge to complete the ecologically coherent network of MPAs but they must be well managed and not just paper parks".
Seattle has 682 public trash cans on its streets, and more than half of those, 351, have a recycling bin for aluminum cans, plastic bottles and paper parked next to them, city officials there said.
Our results came as a complete shock; all but a few of the areas we surveyed were basically paper parks, having neither management budgets nor patrol staff, and had lost all their lions and other iconic large mammals".
