Sentence examples for secure the water from inspiring English sources

The mayor says he was forced to act quickly to secure the water cannon at a competitive price.

According to the report, they should consider three key factors: how much water is needed, how secure the water supply is, and how the management deal with water scarcity, pollution and other related risks.

Thus, it was possible to secure the water supply for some 80,000 people (Nestmann et al. 2012).

Giulio and his team at the Conservancy are working to identify, test and deploy innovative, large-scale strategies that demonstrate how investments in nature will enable us to secure the water we need to prosper.

Gentry was one of approximately 830 service members, including active-duty soldiers and members of the National Guard and reserve units from Indiana, South Carolina, West Virginia and Oregon, assigned to secure the water treatment plant, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs.

The combination of Nigeria's increased efforts to secure the waters off its coast with the fall in oil prices likely contributed to the shift in piracy tactics, according to OBP project manager Matthew Walje.

Having founded towns along navigable rivers, the Spanish secured the water route to the Río de la Plata estuary.

The successful long-term operation of the water supply facility Bribin secures the water supply for 75,000 people and therefore contributes to a sustainable development of the region Gunung Sewu.

Upon taking control of a town it quickly secures the water, flour and hydrocarbon resources of the area, centralising distribution and thereby making the local population dependent on it for survival.

A proposal to pay farmers to restore natural watershed services might be an alternative to securing the water supply in the long-term for the around 2.5 million urban water users in the study region.

UNICEF is doing everything it can to reach children affected by violence:  UNICEF has secured the water supply of 55,000 people in the north-west of the country, after   delivering enough fuel and chlorine to run the water treatment centres in Bossangoa and Bouar for the next two months.