Значения термина conservation law на английском

This is said to be the first conservation law passed in America.

The Lacey Act is a conservation law aimed at protecting plants, fish and wildlife.

The koala is listed as a "vulnerable" species under a 2012 Australian conservation law.

He must violate some kind of conservation law.

The koala was listed as a "vulnerable" species under an Australian conservation law in 2012.

The future of nature conservation law after Brexit, when EU directives will no longer apply to Britain, is unknown.

Europe's highest court has ruled the Government is breaking EU conservation law by not protecting the State's natural habitats and wildlife.

U.S. wildlife and marine life managers said retooling the regulations would "incentivize" voluntary conservation efforts tied to the nation's hallmark conservation law.

They also argue for the highest form of protection available in our conservation laws.

In such a situation, the conservation laws apply.

Far away I see the glow of Erudite headquarters, their lights violating our energy conservation laws.

But here I am arguing that the three great conservation laws are not part of any structure.

There are a number of conservation laws.

The man who has charge of enforcing the conservation laws relating to fish is Andrew E. Zimmer.

These principles could range from the conservation laws of physics to the scheduling disciplines implemented in operating systems.

Thus we are justified in applying the conservation laws to the beginning of the big bang at the Planck time.