Sentence examples for would be conservation from inspiring English sources

If demand were to outstrip supply there would be conservation programs and public appeals to reduce electric use, and, potentially, blackouts, rolling blackouts or brownouts.

"Fundamentally, we're talking about selling public lands which belong to all Americans and giving the proceeds back to local counties for what would ostensibly be conservation projects," said Myke Bybee, public lands representative for the Sierra Club in Washington.

Under the proposed rule, local managers could choose which species would be of "conservation concern" beyond those already receiving mandatory protections under the Endangered Species Act.

Each cleaning agent was applied to an approximately 1 cm2 square area of the paint film by dipping a pre-rolled cotton swab into the solution once, and then rolling the swab back and forth (1 roll) across the paint film 20 times without application of a subsequent clearance step (which would be standard conservation practice) and dried in ambient conditions.

This would be a conservation disaster.

"There was some concern there would be zero conservation, that everybody would start using more," he added.

As would be expected, conservation of TFBS decreased as species became more evolutionarily divergent (Table 5).

Conservation analysis has proven especially problematic in this domain, as several real targets are not well conserved and would be ignored if conservation is a requirement (Barakat et al., 2007).

It is not clear, however, setting aside for the moment the lack of stop codons, how much conservation would be expected given the corresponding conservation of the cox1 gene region on the opposite strands.

Part of the revenue from sales would be channelled to conservation efforts and used to strengthen anti-poaching initiatives.

At least 20 percent of the money available in the fund would be used for conservation and reuse efforts.