Sentence examples for protection streams from inspiring English sources
The emulator has been used for introducing packet losses in the incoming streams (data and protection streams), in order to simulate the behavior of a real network based on the best-effort paradigm.
These differences in certification standards could mistakenly lead a Washington State resident who wants to protect streams to overlook "uncertified" wood from Washington State and purchase FSC-wood from another country, without realizing that FSC provides less protection for streams in that country than in the US.
The letters recommended that the corps deny the West Virginia permit application and that the Kentucky application be revised to ensure the protection of streams.
Environmentalists and other supporters deny that and say the new rule will offer better protection of streams and wetlands that provide clean water for people and wildlife.
The trees are also native to the San Francisco Bay Area where they provide excellent protection to streams and riverbanks and habitat for native species like critically endangered coho salmon.
Some of those regulations sought to address the protection of streams from coal mining, barring the mentally ill from buying guns, and preventing financial collapse.
A shift to Scalia's narrower interpretation of the Clean Water Act would threaten protection for streams and headwaters that are drinking sources for an estimated 117 million Americans — one-third of the U.S. population, Geoff Gisler, a senior attorney at the Southern Environmental Law Center, noted.
These results highlight the importance of local stream ecosystem management, e.g., the restoration and protection of stream banks, to protect against agriculture-driven biodiversity losses.
The Corps of Engineers has weakened protections for streams and wetlands.
Among delayed Environmental Protection Agency proposals is one sent to OIRA in February 2012 to improve protections for streams and wetlands.
"This rule strengthens protections for streams," said Peter L. Mali, a spokesman for the Interior Department office that wrote the regulation.
