Sentence examples for stringent conservation from inspiring English sources

Residents must save water now to avoid more stringent conservation measures this spring and summer, the utility warned.

This is one of the reasons we need stringent conservation measures to be applied to the world's remaining natural areas.

Whatever steps are taken to solve the financial crisis in the short term, everyone agrees that more power plants and stringent conservation are needed.

Still, the Sundarbans remains "intact," thanks partly to stringent conservation measures and to its inaccessibility, and partly to the Sundarbans tiger, whose presence insures that the forest is too dangerous to enter casually.

"A precondition to the success of the project is that local water supplies must be properly used and stringent conservation measures must be put in place," said Liu Changming, a water resources expert at the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Due to stringent conservation measures from the Botswana government, poaching has never been a problem in Chobe National Park.

The government also pledged to impose stringent water conservation in the north, as well as stiff increases in the price of water.

While per-unit prices are among the highest in the nation, stringent energy conservation measures have helped keep monthly bills $20 lower than the United States average, since Californian homes use almost 40percentt less electricity than the typical American household.

Although stringent water conservation measures have been implemented, the threat of severe shortfalls in the Colorado River basin continues to increase each year.

This reflects that within the protein sequence, the centrally located kinase catalytic domain is probably submitted to more stringent functional conservation.

This stringent functional conservation over evolutionary time makes it likely that mutations in the mouse gene provide appropriate models for determining the molecular aetiology of the human disorders.