"There's no magic bullet, but a series of actions must be taken," he said, ticking off a list that notably did not include his long-sought Delta tunnels but for a sole reference to "reliable conveyances".
If we can design stronger, more reliable systems for our municipal conveyance of water, gas, and power, we'll go a long way in protecting our nation.
Notaries' role in conveyancing makes them reliable tax collectors, so change is risky while money is tight.
This holds true especially for the conveyance of risk information.
Upon his return to the United States, Edison filed another patent caveat, on November 2, which described a Kinetoscope based not just on a flexible filmstrip, but one in which the film was perforated to allow for its engagement by sprockets, making its mechanical conveyance much more smooth and reliable.
It was only after reforms were made in 1855 , 1935 1955, and 1967 that there was a comprehensive, though still not fully reliable, system of publicity for mortgages and conveyances of immovable property.
"Congress cannot make it rain, but we can enact policies that expand our water infrastructure, allow for more water conveyance, and utilize legitimate science to ensure a reliable water supply for farmers and families," Rep. David Valadao (R-Hanford), the bill's author, said in a statement.
These new modes of conveyance permitted a far speedier, more regular, and more reliable mail service, both internally and internationally.
Reliable estimates of such events are necessary as structures for flood conveyance are continuously evolving in size and complexity and, as a result, their failure-associated hazards become more and more pronounced.
Though some of these tankers obtain their water from reliable sources (borehole and water board), the risk of contamination during conveyance and discharge is very high.
