Sentence examples for protective zones from inspiring English sources
Rapid and repeated movement between reefs and protection zones suggest that small protective zones such as those within the Ribbon Reefs may only be partially successful in sheltering C. amblyrhynchos from fishing pressure.
Managers of the redevelopment insist that the trade center site can be made safe through a series of protective zones, with checkpoints, bollards and other barriers.
Two other states have protective zones.
Saudi Arabia has three categories of land: developed land (amir), undeveloped land (mawat), and "protective zones" (harim).
These individuals remained within protective zones, but regularly moved between reefs and showed limited fidelity to an individual reef.
This individual spent more time in the HP zone than the protective zones despite capture just outside the SR zone.
Mr. Edwards offered more details than any of his rivals, saying he would create a "protective zone" on family incomes between the current cap and about $200,000, but then raise taxes on wage income about that level.
He added: "The question for me is whether there is the potential for this to become more than a small protective zone in a relatively remote part of Syria".
Everyone there who has lived through the ups and downs of the conflict awaits the end in a protective zone of skepticism for what would be the amazing news -- exhilarating for some, gut-wrenching for others -- that the 52-year, blood-soaked conflict was to be resolved.
Either way, it is clear that when, on December 1st, 3,000 square miles of sea around the reef are designated as a "protective zone" by the deputy secretary of commerce, Sam Bodman, this will do nothing to protect the reef from pollution.Some argue, though, that there is a more fundamental flaw in the plans for the bay: the very idea of returning it to a utopian ideal before man wrought his damage.
However, once outside that protective zone, exposure to cosmic rays -- many of which are remnants of supernova explosions -- becomes a problem.
