Sentence examples for strict protection from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the strict protection zone, which covers over 240,000 ha (67%% of the total protected area), is only open for resource use and settlement by the Agta (see Persoon and van Weerd 2006:93).

In the 5 million acre Maya Biosphere Reserve, the largest protected area in Central America, about one-third of the area is under strict protection.

The biggest, most remote zone is in the sanctuary's far east and is called the "Strict Protection Zone" (ZPA).

In Japan the cranes return every year to the same traditional wintering grounds, where they are given strict protection.

Sara Shaw, procurator fiscal for wildlife and the environment, said: "Birds of prey are given strict protection by our law.

It's a last, large-scale effort to stem the bird's decline, and should it fail the bird will probably receive strict protection across its range.

Environmentalists said they were disturbed by Ms. Veneman's clients, which have included groups that favor less strict protections for public lands.

As they try to restructure their loans, they are often thwarted, lawyers say, by strict protections put in place for investors who bought the mortgage pools.

Those that have been proposed, by Senator John Kerry and others, have none of the strict protections included in the draft European regulations.

A number of writers rightly pointed out the need for strict protections for the donor, including careful education, medical and emotional screening, follow-up care and an enforceable contract to ensure the promised compensation.

Unlike the United States, where endangered species and their habitats are given strict protections, a large swath of the snow leopard's range remains unpreserved.