Sentence examples for the conservation lobby from inspiring English sources

This time, the conservation lobby had developed the teeth of a great white shark and the grip of a bulldog.

However, its stance has undeniably split the conservation lobby, meaning its voice in parliament during the debate will be considerably weakened.

It is only a matter of time before our hated Brutalist towns and cities are adopted by the conservation lobby as touching memorials to Sixties sensibilities, as quaint as Duck Island Cottage in St James's Park.

A showdown between the conservation lobby and the construction industry will take place on Monday afternoon in parliament, as a committee of MPs questions experts on whether the government's proposals for sweeping reforms to planning regulations should go ahead.

One reason is undoubtedly to do with the conservation lobby, which is largely responsible for the swath of game parks and reserves where hunting of any sort can attract a long prison sentence.

A third reason has resulted from the efforts of the conservation lobby itself.

Simms has always positioned himself outside the stockade, and the more conversational of these poems prickle with an ornery disdain for "mainstream media", southrons, the "so-called conservation lobby", and in particular for "birders" and "twitchers" who sweep into an area to tick a species and then breeze out again, believing themselves to have "seen" the bird.

With officers and guards like the ones at Simlipal and a strong conservation lobby in the country, there is still hope.

With an average household size in Britain of 2.3 people, that is less than half the number needed for people living in the city, never mind people buying them as second homes.The conservation lobby is partly responsible.

"It's a loophole that has been flagrantly exploited to the detriment of cities and counties up and down the state," said Susan Jordan, a board member of the League for Coastal Protection, a nonprofit conservation lobbying group.

The same year, Dag Hareide in the Norwegian Society for the Conservation of Nature started lobbying up towards national politicians in an attempt to stop the issue in Parliament.