Sentence examples for whose keystone from inspiring English sources

In addition, it would help to restore the water cycle by the aquifers recharge which will help to recover the local forest whose keystone species such as the Algarrobo tree depend on groundwater.

But what's most significant about the revival is the addition of edestrian-friendly avenues with flowers, trees and benches, along with an outdoor gallery whose keystone work is a sculpture by Frank Stella.

"Old buildings all have great stories," said a visitor from Dublin, Anne Dolan, a founder and director of Clink Hostels, whose keystone business is housed in a former London magistrate's court.

At the turn of the 20th century two new schools were built: St Mary's Catholic school, whose keystone was laid in 1899 by Col. France-Hayhurst, and the secondary school, opened by France-Hayhurst in 1906.

They include his rejection of one proposed route for the Keystone pipeline, a stance they say will harm this area, whose backbone, the Ohio River, is lined with metal mills and coal mines.

They include his opposition to the Keystone pipeline, an environmental stance they say will harm this area, whose backbone, the Ohio River, is lined with metal mills and coal mines.

The State Department, under whose aegis Keystone XL falls because it crosses an international border, recommended that Mr. Obama reject a permit for the pipeline, saying there was not enough time to assess alternative routes that would circumvent environmentally delicate areas of Nebraska by a deadline of Feb. 21.

And we can't rely on the safety record of a company such as TransCanada, whose first Keystone pipeline to the Midwest experienced over a dozen leaks and spills just in its first year of operation in the US.

His qualifications will be useful to Gulf Keystone, whose income has been hit by the war between the Kurds and Isis.

A small number of "keystone patches", whose loss would have a disproportionately large effect on overall connectivity, were also identified.

Sennett's Keystone studio, whose slapstick fare forced it to spend "more on bandages than on makeup," proves to be the real making of Fatty.