Sentence examples for water foundation from inspiring English sources

The Fiji Water Foundation, led by Lynda and Stewart Resnick, Fiji's owners, has also pledged money to protect the Yaqara Valley watershed, the main source of Fiji Water, and to preserve the Sovi Basin, a vast lowland rainforest owned by native Fijians that is home to many plant and animal species.

Our second special guest, is a top African born fashion model who has walked the runway for designers like Marc Jacobs, is a former Miss Africa, and recently founded clean water foundation for communities in West Africa.

I would also like to name something, even if it is a plaque by some lockers or a water foundation.

However, the water foundation poll suggested that these divisions were not as deep as they might appear.

The nonprofit water foundation, which supports water sustainability programs, hired the bipartisan public opinion research firm Fairbank, Maslin, Maullin, Metz & Associates, or FM3, to conduct the poll.

Born in the eastern Kentucky coalfields, Winnie Fox's first protest took place in 1930, when she insisted on drinking from a segregated water foundation in Huntington, West Virginia, where her family moved when she was a child.

When bridges requiring piers are built over a body of water, foundations are made by sinking caissons into the riverbed and filling them with concrete.

This service allows people as well as solution providers like clean water foundations and companies to access water information, eventually connecting regions with water safety concerns to clean water solutions.

We see ourselves as solution connectors, because the maps that we have created are not only helping local regions to identify water quality, but it's also providing a way for businesses that treat water quality issues to target their products, and for clean water foundations to know where to target their money and efforts.

"The [employment] opportunities are endless it's almost a frontier mentality," asserts Dara Entekhabi, water foundations professor in civil/environmental engineering at MIT, and member of the National Academy of Sciences committee on Opportunities in Hydrologic Sciences.

The Franciscana, like other dolphins, cannot long remain out of water, the foundation said.