Sentence examples similar to preserved water from inspiring English sources

To preserve water, washing is banned except on Sundays and Wednesdays.

They teamed up with neighbors and are battling to keep open land and preserve water quality.

He and his wife also lobbied state officials to preserve water quality throughout the Delaware River Basin.

Town officials have imposed a 30-foot height limit to preserve water views.

Roofs are designed to shed snow and to drain or preserve water.

In recent years Sam Brownback, Kansas's governor, has approved a series of laws intended to help farmers preserve water.

To preserve water quality in the area, no development is allowed, according to the easement, although riding, hiking and walking trails are open to the public.

In places like Australia, where the risk is for drought, wildfires and heatwaves, cutting down on fire risk or trying to preserve water can help.

There has to be a real change in the methodology of how hotels are run to preserve water, energy and other natural resources.

Conservation groups have called on people to obey the restrictions as a matter of conscience, in order to preserve water for wildlife and nature at risk from the water shortages.

But voters passed a measure providing $50 million in bonds to build homes for veterans, along with a pair of environmental measures that would spend $4 billion on expanding state parks and preserving water quality.