Sentence examples for sector conservation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fulton's previous research includes water use in the transportation sector, conservation strategies among California utilities, and European flood management policy.

Considering the civil building sector, conservation measures (or water saving measures) generally encourage residents to instal and use high efficiency plumbing fixtures and educate them about water saving habits.

The "onward-looking" section of the museum showed models of buildings soon to be renovated or built, that take into consideration new growth, bridging communities, partnerships between private and public sector, conservation efforts, creativity and innovation.

It requires a holistic vision of the forest sector, eliminating dichotomies so that the resource is seen from within the sector (conservation versus sustainable harvests).

This chapter outlines various combinations of the old with the new shading techniques for cooling in high summers, the appropriate orientations of the dwelling units for entry of summer breezes around the coastline, and the domestic sector energy conservation techniques through proper insulation and landscaping.

Important, too, is that fact that the sector where conservation efforts are most needed is irrigated agriculture the sector which is the largest water consumer but also the one with the lowest water efficiency.

As we are doing in Atlanta, we can expand mass transit, use electric vehicles in our public fleets, increase the inventory of parks and greenspace, introduce solar energy to municipal buildings and partner with our business sector on conservation goals.

The overall objective of this work programme would be to steer strategic and programmatic interventions to improve the livelihoods and sustainability of small-scale coastal fishing communities within the GFCM Area, including in support of fishermen' organizations and via the setting up of co-management regimes, while pursuing sustainability of the sector and conservation of biodiversity.

The key elements of the governance of the Costa Rican PESP, such as its scope, nature and decision structure, reflect the existing balance of power between interest groups from different sectors (forestry, conservation, agriculture) involved in the management of forested areas.

Finally we emphasize that our method doesn't substitute the land-use planning debate but is aimed to better prepare the conservation sector for negotiating future land-use allocation with other socio-economic sectors in islands.

Emma Murphy, a Cambridge graduate with an extensive experience in the conservation sector presented her prototype app Jungle Fever.