Sentence examples for water improvement from inspiring English sources

The South Pacific boasts the world's first trilateral project involving China and a traditional donor – the jointly funded water improvement project between New Zealand and China in the Cooks Islands.

The Deep Bay catchment has a high potential to promote the use of constructed wetlands for water improvement.

The current ongoing large-scale projects help to collect useful information to verify the effectiveness of a constructed wetland for water improvement in Hong Kong.

Under-five deaths and the global disease burden can be prevented with improvement in the supply of safe drinking water, improvement in sanitation facility and maintaining hygiene (Pruss-Ustun et al. 2008).

Khai (2014) estimated the Mekong Delta urban households' willingness to pay of 267,550 VND (US$12.67) per household, nearly equal to 1.41% of the average annual income of households in the study area, for the surface water improvement project.

Khai (2014) applied the CVM to estimate the Mekong Delta urban households' WTP of VND 267,550 (US$12.67) per household, nearly equal to 1.41 % of the average annual income of households in the study area, for the surface water improvement project.

By 2014, all of the northern seaside resort's beaches passed the EU test, after some £1bn was spent on clean water improvements.

So when the House passed a catchall spending bill this month, Mr. Gibbons wasted no time in announcing that he had secured millions of dollars for Nevada, including $6 million for a bus terminal, $2 million for a truck climbing lane and $1.6 million for drinking water improvements.

These projects - which include watershed protection, rainwater harvesting and community water improvements - are good for our business and the communities we proudly serve.

Regressions and analysis of output distributions indicate that the most important factors determining the cost of water improvements include the technological approach, the water service target, hydrological parameters, and population density.

From the early 1980s, to respond to increased demand for water, improvements to the existing system were made by various international organizations.