Sentences with phrase «retaining the water rights»

He fears that growers may find themselves having difficulty in retaining the water rights that they have already secured with the Australian Government, something that he hopes to improve for industry.

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A liberal Christian may be able to affirm that Jesus literally walked on the water or rose from the dead, yet he still retains the right as an individual to accept only that which supports his own experience of faith.

«We believe that universal access to health care, education, affordable food, water, electricity and housing is the right of every Ghanaian» says the manifesto, adding that the NDC Government will establish and implement a framework for collective and individual contribution to the peace, safety, security and stability of the country when retained in power.

Sodium retains water in your body by trapping it under your skin, but it also has a special internal pump that lets glucose from carbs, creatine and amino acids go from their creation right into the muscles.

«I'm retaining a lot of water right now.»

During menopause, hormone changes can change a woman's ability to retain the right amount of water it needs to function properly.

If you're like me and would prefer water - boarding to trying to decipher one of those microscopic font Agreements, phone the company before applying for its card and ask whether it retains Universal Default rights.

You also have to make sure you're dropping earth in the right places to make sure you're retaining the water you need to develop life.

Samsung hasn't cut corners anywhere else — the 12MP camera is class - leading in its own right, the phone retains its IP68 dust and water resistance, you get 64 GB of internal storage, and there's a microSD slot.

Many times people will try to navigate these divorce waters by themselves, and while that certainly can be done, if there are truly important issues that need to be determined, such as those related to potential alimony, child support, parental responsibility and timesharing, then in almost all cases, you will want to retain an attorney to protect your rights, your finances, and most importantly, your children.