Sentence examples for weakened green from inspiring English sources
However, John Cridland, director general of the CBI, the UK's leading business organisation delivered a scathing attack on Tuesday on the government moves that have weakened green policies.
John Cridland, director general of the CBI, delivered a scathing attack on government moves since the election that have weakened green policies and delivered "mixed messages" to companies seeking to capitalise on the UK's previous prowess on green business.
Using fluorescence microscopy, green fluorescent sperms had normal mitochondrial function, and weakened green fluorescence or sub-section phenomenon indicated decreased mitochondrial function.
Under a fluorescence microscope after Rhodamine 123 staining, sperm cells with normal mitochondrial function show strong green fluorescence, while those with decreased mitochondrial function have weakened green fluorescence or sub-section phenomenon [ 19].
The government's reaction to widespread public revulsion at the profiteering of the 'big six' and its impact on energy bills was to weaken green measures including energy efficiency.
Juncker, who assumed the presidency last month, has pledged to be "more ambitious on big things, and smaller and more modest on small things" (pdf) – a commitment that environmentalists fear could play into calls from big business to weaken green targets.
The paradox is that the more votes and members a Green party attracts, the more it sucks green supporters from the other parties and weakens the green influence within them.
However, the core position of profit orientation in business strategies weakens the green management.
"We are pleased that ministers have recognised that weakening the Green Belt is unnecessary," said chief executive Shaun Spiers.
The source said the EU's political leaders had weakened the language on greening the CAP in a way that would enable farmers to collect subsidies for owning land in the same old way.
For six parishes, an evidently lowered risk in 2006 had weakened evidence in 2010 (from green to yellow, n=3), or vice versa (from yellow to green, n=3).
