Sentence examples for shore resources from inspiring English sources

State law grants the Parks and Recreation Department authority "to take action to protect ocean shore resources, to protect public health and safety, to provide security, to avoid user conflicts, or for other reasons deemed necessary".

We also have specific #Slack channels focused on notes of gratitude for our off-shore resources.

Instead, it may be better for President Obama to acknowledge that companies use off-shore resources not just for greed-induced profit motives, but for survival.

Although modern humans were exploiting near-shore resources, such as mussels and abalone, by 165,000 years ago, only a few controversial sites suggest that our early ancestors fished deep waters by 45,000 years ago.

Even as the world has become more wired, and the need for physical proximity has been replaced by long-distance video conferencing and off-shore resources, New York has bucked that trend.

One way it does this is using off shore development resources, which helps keep costs down.

Berger has also stated this in various media outlets, noting in one that "[t]here were at the time no large terrestrial animals so it is likely that the early Palauens [sic] had to survive on only near shore marine resources.

On Peru's desert coast, irrigation had been effectively deployed for millennia to support intensive valley farming, coupled with a growing seagoing expertise that capitalised on the wealth of near-shore fishing resources.

Advocates of wind energy say that if the ban becomes law, it could put as much as two-thirds of North Carolina's on-shore wind resource off-limits.

By growing the perennial evergreen in mining concessions, it shores up water resources for mining operations.

"The fact that they have to spend time and resources shoring up what is normally a solid Democratic core constituency underscores the challenges they are facing".