Sentence examples for sustainable arguments from inspiring English sources
But such blanket protection may soon be a thing of the past, for the real argument at Harare revolved around elephants which were as legally mollycoddled as whales were until the meeting, but are now open, in some circumstances, to legitimate trade.Tusk forceIn this section Space odyssey Sustainable arguments Is competition red in tooth and claw?
According to the sustainable use argument, the real problem is not the butchery of elephants, but merely the pace of butchery, and who gets to do the butchering.
That is no longer sustainable as an argument.
For instance, arguments for sustainable transport such as cycling to work shouldn't be framed around the fuel this saves.
As analyst Dr Maximilian Martin puts it in his recent report on the industry, Creating Sustainable Apparel Value Chains: "Arguments that consumers should shop less are voiced every once in a while, but evidence shows that consumption will not decelerate, absent a major war occurring".
Urban planners have debated on the most sustainable urban structure, with arguments in favour and against urban compaction and dispersion.
All of these experiences not only assisted Richard in his role as moderator but also gave him a strong foundation in making the arguments for sustainable tourism to the 25 expert members of the Declaration Drafting Subcommittee.
The novelist and her family spend a year eating homegrown or local food; an argument for sustainable agriculture.12 10THE DIANA CHRONICLES, by Tina Brown.
This outcome may be used as an argument for sustainable accessibility, a concept that advocates integration of transport and land use planning.
The bipartisan Sustainable Defense Task Force bolstered his argument when they also recommended reductions in Marine Corps personnel and eliminating the $13 billion dollar Amphibious Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle project.
Perhaps the most emotive argument against sustainable biofuel production in Europe is 'food for fuel', that the diversion of agricultural output into biofuel production will drive up prices and deprive the world's poor of food.
