例句與造句

1. In 2004, authority for the " Navigable Waters Protection Act " was transferred to Transport Canada.
2. Some provisions of the " Navigable Waters Protection Act " are aimed directly at biophysical environmental concerns that affect navigation.
3. Approval under the Navigable Waters Protection Act was received in October 1958 and the first generating unit came online on September 26, 1961.
4. Aquaculture in Canada is regulated by three main acts : the Fisheries Act, Navigable Waters Protection Act, and Canadian Environmental Assessment Act.
5. In particular, Bill C-45 overhauled the Navigable Waters Protection Act ( NWPA ) of 1882, renaming it the Navigation Protection Act ( NPA ).
6. It's difficult to find navigable waters protection act in a sentence. 用navigable waters protection act造句挺難的
7. But navigation rights through the dam gates were denied from then on . " Les Amis de la rivi鑢e Kipawa " ( Friends of the Kipawa River ) mounted a Judicial Challenge, arguing that navigation of the sluice is legal, safe, and significant under the Navigable Waters Protection Act.
8. The general public are permitted a right of navigation on the river, as per Canada's " Navigable Waters Protection Act "; however, they are not permitted to drop anchor in, or cause any disturbance to the river bottom, and are not permitted to fish in a particular lease area.
9. The Green Party argued that Division 18 of Part 4 of Bill C-45 " weakened Canadians historic right to navigate the lakes, rivers, and streams of Canada without being impeded by pipelines, bridges, power lines, dams, mining and forestry equipment, and more . " They argue that a body of water not mentioned in Schedule 2 on page 424, would no longer be protected from resource development by Canada's first environmental law enacted in 1882, the Navigable Waters Protection Act.
10. On 22 April 2013, Official Opposition Environment critic Megan Leslie issued a statement claiming that the federal government's recent changes to " fish habitat protection, the Navigable Waters Protection Act and the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act ", along with gutting existing laws and making cuts to science and research, " will be disastrous, not only for the environment, but also for Canadians health and economic prosperity . " On 26 September 2012, Leslie argued that with the changes to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act that came into effect 6 July 2012, " seismic testing, dams, wind farms and power plants " no longer required any federal environmental assessment.