例句與造句

1. The courts did not force them to comply with US clean water regulations until 1980.
2. The votes against hog farms should encourage the Environmental Protection Agency to push ahead with tougher clean water regulations for big agricultural operations.
3. Gregory Snyder, the director of the EPA office that produced the report, said government failure to comply with clean water regulations stands out.
4. However, improvements in water quality ( through enactment of clean water regulations ) and furbearer management techniques have permitted river otters to regain portions of their range in many areas.
5. Her counterpart in Columbus, Karen Plant, agrees : " We're still suffering from Atlanta's dragging its feet ( on compliance with clean water regulations ).
6. It's difficult to find clean water regulations in a sentence. 用clean water regulations造句挺難的
7. _Environment : He voted against Republican bills to relax clean water regulations, strip the Environmental Protection Agency of enforcement power and help developers get zoning changes over the objection of environmentalists.
8. Bill Curtiss, vice president of programs, said he credits the Bush administration's move to weaken forest, clean air and clean water regulations for Earthjustice's continued financial support.
9. President Bill Clinton said he'll veto a sweeping rewrite of federal clean water regulations, calling it a " departure from common sense " that puts the purity and safety of America's water supply at risk.
10. Among other things, Ms . Trieste of the Sierra Club said D'Amato had voted to cut the Environmental Protection Agency's budget, supported measures that made it harder for the EPA to establish clean water regulations and opposed legislation intended to help people learn about the toxic chemicals industries release into the environment.
11. These include the lives that were saved and continue to be saved by air bags and safety belts in automobiles, by anti-lock braking systems on large trucks, by safer windshields and steering assemblies, by the banning of dangerous products like chloroform, which was once used in toothpaste and cough medicines, by child-resistant containers for medicines and household chemicals, by clean water regulations, and by the sampling of ground beef for the potentially fatal E . coli bacteria.