Sentence examples for water allocations from inspiring English sources
Moreover, Dr. Navoy said, if developers cannot increase their water allocations, new construction will stop.
State officials noted that many farms had already seen a cutback in their water allocations because of the drought.
Central to the conflict has been the biological opinion by the Fisheries Service, which is the basis of the plan's water allocations.
"But if they don't do it, they'll be hit by saltwater, and the New Jersey D.E.P. isn't likely to allow any increases in their water allocations".
The plan has become a hot issue again in rural communities because the price for "temporary" water – annual rather than permanent water allocations – is soaring.
Gov. John Kitzhaber released a proposed compromise on water allocations in the Klamath Basin that he hoped would be acceptable to farmers, fisherman, Indian tribes and environmentalists.
This case highlights the need for a comprehensive look at our water allocation policies".
A new upstream dam can throw a spanner into the most carefully constructed local water allocation plan.
Describes the swans nesting habits, and a crisis in their population last winter resulting from a water allocation problem & cold weather.
Mr. Reid was involved in the protracted negotiations over grazing fees for ranchers and over water allocation rates between California and Nevada.
He is also enthusiastic about the use of proper pricing and water markets to improve water allocation.
