Sentence examples for steps to conserve from inspiring English sources

Riverkeeper said that by its calculations, the city would have to take extreme steps to conserve water.

Both board officials and Ms. Peretz urged gas customers to take steps to conserve energy, including installing insulation in attics and weather-stripping around windows.

Before home video, archives of Kovacs's work were in danger of being destroyed until his widow and right-hand comic, Edie Adams, took steps to conserve his legacy.

The Energy Department said the cable could only be used as "a last resort" once the Long Island Power Authority takes several steps to conserve power, including reducing voltages and shutting off supplies to certain contract customers.

Those cuts alone will not solve the fiscal problem, but if we aren't willing to take even limited steps to conserve resources, we shouldn't be spending any more money elsewhere.

So the project ran an experiment to see if by focusing on thrift, patriotism, spiritual conviction and economic prosperity, it could rally residents of six Kansas towns to take meaningful steps to conserve energy and consider renewable fuels.

The Federal Communications Commission took a step to conserve telephone numbers as demand explodes with the proliferation of mobile phones and second lines in homes used for World Wide Web access.

"Understanding and quantifying the environment is the first step to conserving it and managing it in an impactful way," he said.

But he said the city had to take steps now to conserve water.

Mentions other steps taken to conserve energy, including an educational program.

The other option says the government will identify steps needed to conserve fish and wildlife but does not require officials to take them.