DoI
- proper noun
- /diː oʊ aɪ/
- Formal
- In response to the wildfires, the DOI announced new funding for conservation efforts.
- DoI Interior
- DoI study
- DoI report
Examples
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Again, he uses an oil price much lower than the DOI study's estimate, typically $16 with a 1% rate of growth.
Academic text (1991) -
Shell's plan may have satisfied the DOI's requirements for a limited venture this summer.
Academic text (2012) -
"If done correctly, the public trust will grow in DOI decisions."
Academic text (2010) -
Our results, therefore, highlight the importance of this assumption to the DOI conclusions.
Academic text (1991) -
First, DOI estimates a 19% chance that any oil will be produced from the ANWR.
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The results of DOI's analysis can be summarized as follows.
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Since the release of the DOI report, a lively debate has taken place over ANWR leasing.
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DoI describes the innovation decision process as five successive stages: knowledge, persuasion, decision, implementation, and confirmation.
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Steponaitis maintains that the new amendment goes far beyond what Congress authorized the DOI to do under NAGPRA.
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The DOI study reports an estimate of NNEB conditional on development of $14.61 billion.
Academic text (1991)
Synonyms
A United States government department that manages national parks and public land
A United States government department that protects and manages national parks and public lands
A United States government department that manages national parks and public lands
Surface Forms
Etymology
DoI is an abbreviation of Department of the Interior, and the word interior means 'inside'. This U.S. department looks after the country's land, parks and natural resources, so DoI refers to that government office.