Sentence examples for water law from inspiring English sources
noun
A branch of law dealing with the ownership, control, and use of water as a resource.
Kent Holsinger is a Denver lawyer whose specialties include water law.
But perhaps more important was a new South African water law, passed in 1998.
To that end, we are fully supportive of the water law in El Salvador".
An important drinking water law approved by the city council won't be enforced until 2022.
They would also affect clean water, law enforcement and pollution cleanup.
Wilkinson, John C. "Muslim Land and Water Law". Journal of Islamic Studies 1 (1990): 54 72.
Kopocis added he was unaware of the drinking-water law being used to give any employee a raise.
A half-dozen current and former E.P.A. officials said in interviews that they tried to prod the agency to enforce the drinking-water law, but found little support.
"Federal law to prevent dumping of oily discharges is routinely ignored, as Carnival has shown," she said, "and the federal ballast-water law is voluntary".
For the majority of the substances used as fracking additives, no de minimis thresholds or other water-law-based assessment values have yet been established.
"Islamic Water Law as an Antidote for Maintaining Water Quality". University of Denver Water Law Review 2, no. 2 (Spring 1999): 170 88.
