Sentence examples for water extension from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lentz said that products needed for storm preparation, like water, extension cords and utility pumps, were selling well in the Northeast, as were snow-related products like ice melt and snow shovels.

While their hardships were once compounded by a widespread lack of safe drinking water, a water extension project – supported by UNICEF and the European Union (EU) – is now helping the camps' residents access safe water more easily.

"It recognizes that the new infrastructure of municipal progress is not just roads and electric power and water extensions and downtown redevelopment, but it's human capital," Henry Cisneros, the former San Antonio mayor and a friend of Mr. Castro's, said of the proposed tax increase.

The transient accumulation of these carbohydrates might be advantageous to take up enough water for extension force in a seed and hence increment of seed fresh weight.

Indeed, identification of chlorination station locations is a medium-term management problem depending on the network structure (number and location of water sources; extension and complexity of the network), whereas the chlorine-dosing determination fits into the short-term network management depending mainly on the hydraulic behaviours and the water and chlorine qualities.

adults from habitats in a given study area depends on the production per square meter of each habitat type, the stability of the habitat over time and the water surface extension of the habitat type.

Using D2O instead of water allows extension of the spectral study region of the dispersions in the NIR.

Graduate students are usually appointed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Water as extension workers.

Make the guests drown if you don't have the water park extension.

If you have the water park extension, you will not be able to drown the guests.

The international law of the sea used today, including the concept of 12 miles of territorial waters (an extension of Selden's original three miles) is based on the two men's works.Nowhere does the Selden map state that the disputed islands belong to China or Japan, and Mr Brook, wisely, does not try to use the map to solve the question of sovereignty.