Sentence examples for the impoundment of from inspiring English sources

Council Grove Lake, created by the impoundment of the Neosho, is just northwest of the city.

As a young county agent in Wyoming, he had helped ranchers through drought after drought, and he deeply believed in the impoundment of water.

Although the majority of hydroelectric plants depend on the impoundment of rivers, tidal power still could play a role, albeit minor, in electric power generation during the coming years.

Various local news media have reported the impoundment of at least one — and as many as four — other boats at other nearby locations on the coast of South Mumbai, one of the city's oldest neighborhoods.

Though law enforcement retreated after the 12 April standoff, the complaint alleges that criminal activity in the form of employing bodyguards and thwarting the impoundment of the cattle continued up until Bundy's arrest and charge.

Oren Helman, the director of the Government Press Office, sent a letter to registered foreign correspondents here asserting that the flotilla, scheduled to sail this week, was illegal and that participation in it, even as a reporter, was "liable to lead to participants being denied entry into the State of Israel for ten years, to the impoundment of their equipment and to additional sanctions".

In addition to turning up the heat in its longstanding dispute with Britain over control of the Falkland Islands, the government of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner also nationalised a Spanish-controlled oil company without providing a penny of compensation and sparred with Ghana over the impoundment of a naval frigate.This week Argentina added Israel to its list of burnt bridges.

These events were further enhanced by the impoundment of the nearby Warna Reservoir in 1993 (Gupta, 2011).