Sentence examples for provision of fuel from inspiring English sources

The woodlands contribute directly to national economies through ecotourism focused on large mammals, and the provision of fuel, construction wood and fodder (Barnes et al. 2010).

Utilization was also felt to have risen due to the increase in outreach services, facilitated by the provision of fuel and allowances.

Systems and security interventions predominantly entailed firewood patrols or provision of fuel or alternative cooking equipment to households, as in the multiple-component interventions.

In many humanitarian situations, a major impact on the environment is caused by the lack of the provision of fuel for refugees or internally-displaced persons.

Similarly in Sudan, introducing committees to advise on the firewood patrols and provision of fuel was reported to build problem-solving skills among the community and trust towards the service provider delivering the intervention [ 57].

UNICEF is also planning to provide 50,000 litres of diesel fuel through its partner, the Coastal Municipalities Water Utility, while the provision of fuel through regular channels is restored.

In conflict settings other than DRC, that response has included interventions such as the provision of fuel-efficient stoves to reduce the frequency with which women have to leave the village in search of firewood[ 17].

Such services include the provision of food, fuel, and natural products (e.g., substances for pharmaceutical development); the mediation of climate; the removal of toxic materials from environmental reservoirs; and the aesthetic enjoyment that humans derive from the natural world.

The formal negotiations on the uranium swap have been handled by the International Atomic Energy Agency, but Iran has "not responded positively to the I.A.E.A. proposed agreement for the provision of nuclear fuel for its Tehran research reactor," the statement said.

It pledges to support construction of modern light-water reactors, to arrange for the timely provision of enriched fuel and to cooperate in trade, energy, agriculture, the environment and civil aviation.

Increase in blood glucose levels is responsible for provision of energy (fuel) that is used by fish to cope with stress (Pickering and Pottinger 1989; Pickering 1993; Barton 2002).