"restriction" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- For the first time, communities that depend on the lakes are collaborating on a regional drought plan, imposing water-use restrictions and raising water rates by as much as 40 percent.
- Today, Santa Barbara's main reservoir, Lake Cachuma, is five feet from overflowing, and the city recently ended years of stringent water-use restrictions.
- Northeastern New Jersey remained under a drought warning, with water-use restrictions, for a third day.
- Then the automatic sprinklers can be turned off when it rains or there is need to comply with water-use restrictions.
- The state first imposed water-use restrictions last March, after a dry winter, and has been tinkering with them ever since as reservoir levels have risen and fallen.
- During drought or other emergency, cities and counties can enact outdoor water-use restrictions, however some cross-jurisdiction water systems have also acted to put bans in place.
- And no one, they stressed, is remotely considering relaxing water-use restrictions.
- He has formed a drought task force that will submit recommendations for water-use restrictions within a week.
- The drought appears to have ended around Santa Barbara on the once-parched central coast, and Los Angeles and other cities are relaxing water-use restrictions.
- Despite toughened water-use restrictions imposed by the state, one problem that the Westbury project is unlikely to have is that of water availability, the Hempstead official said.
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