Examples of Imperial in a sentence

T.F. Finch, Soil and Land-Use Surveys, No. 7: Jamaica, Parish of Clarendon, Trinidad, West Indies: The Regional Research Centre of the British Caribbean at the Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture, June 1959, p.
K.C. Vernon, Soil and Land-Use Surveys, No. 1: Jamaica, Parish of St. Catherine, Trinidad, West Indies: The Regional Research Centre of the British Caribbean at the Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture, March 1958, p.
CEC staff is concerned about the Imperial Irrigation District’s (IID’s) ability to provide reliable water supply to the MBGP as well as the Elmore North and Black Rock geothermal projects during normal periods, as well as single and multiple-year dry periods, throughout the life of the projects.
K.C. Vernon, Soil and Land-Use Surveys, No. 4: Jamaica, Parish of St. Andrew, Trinidad, West Indies: The Regional Research Centre of the British Caribbean at the Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture, February 1959, p.
T.F. Finch, Soil and Land-Use Surveys, No. 11: Jamaica, Parish of Portland, Trinidad, West Indies: The Regional Research Centre of the British Caribbean at the Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture, July 1961, p.

More Definitions of Imperial

Imperial means collectively, ITCAN and Imperial Tobacco Company Limited. “Imperial Data Room” means a data room containing Information in respect of Imperial.

Imperial has the meaning set forth in the Preamble.

Imperial means, collectively, ITCAN and ITCO.

Imperial means Imperial Bank.

Imperial means an officer, past or present, or a Session of Shriners International when used as a part of the title.

Imperial has the meaning set forth in the preface above.

Imperial has the meaning set forth in Section 2.22.