Sentence examples for space protect from inspiring English sources
Conservation subdivisions have emerged as an option to conserve open space, protect water quality and wildlife habitat, and maintain scenic views without compromising property rights.
Grant money will go to communities trying to preserve open space, protect undeveloped areas and reduce traffic congestion by promoting mass transit.
The Conservation Trust Fund, as it was called, would increase spending in increments over six years, from $1.6 billion in 2001 to $2.4 billion in 2006, and would be used, among other things, to buy open space, protect endangered species and restore damaged coastlines and estuaries.
Davis carries with a disciplined technique, reading blocks, finding space, protecting the ball and slipping tackles.
By crowding into a confined space, protected from sunlight and warm drying breezes, this colony has found an ideal way to avoid dehydration.
She would not elaborate, but a video on the company's Web site describes thousands of square feet of storage space protected by "central station security with armed response".
George Proios, the Suffolk County executive assistant for the Office of Environmental Affairs, said the county had spent tens of millions to buy farm rights and open space, protecting the estuary from greater impact from land development linked to higher storm runoff.
To be economically sustainable, our redevelopment must also be focused on sustaining our quality of life -- preserving our open space, protecting our drinking water and recycling and reusing formerly productive properties instead of gobbling up our precious few virgin ones.
The game only works through antagonistic cooperation — for example, if progressive students demand the speakers be banned in the interest of keeping the campus a "safe space," protected from ideas and words that offend them.
Unique features include protected use, outdoor space, protected views.
A framed sign on the wall with a professor's name; his or her own separate space protected from peons.
