Sentence examples for Adequate land from inspiring English sources
Adequate land fraction (preferably about 50%) needs to be provided to minimize contact resistance.
Their suitability will depend on individual circumstances such as adequate land area.
It said that these groups needed more money for legal aid, adequate land titles and more help to preserve indigenous languages.
Finding adequate land for the types of business found in Willets Point had been one of the biggest challenges, in part because of a scarcity of heavy manufacturing zones in the city, Mr. Lieber said.
"Ethical tourism is the way forward for captive elephants," says Mossman, who notes that in many areas, particularly in Thailand, there is no longer adequate land to release them into the wild.
A lack of adequate land use planning can contribute to severe soil erosion and increased sediment yield, creating major environmental problems and threatening the sustainable development of economies and societies.
These results strengthen the importance of soil conservation practices and adequate land-use to sustain this kind of environment in Brazil.
Stent graft coverage of the left subclavian artery (LSA) may be required to achieve an adequate landing zone in up to 40% of descending thoracic aneurysms (DTAs).
Grass roots groups like Bullsugar.org and allies on both coasts are proving more effective than traditional environmental groups in pressing the message: buy adequate lands from the Everglades Agricultural Area to store and treat Big Sugar's mess.
The amount of data that will be required throughout this process is huge and will have to include information about aspects such as: terrain; site conditions; accessibility; growing stock volume; species composition; silvicultural requirements; land tenure situation and issues; market demands and prices; and the complex variety of data required for adequate land-use planning (Wyatt-Smith, 1987).
Literature on urban land governance suggests cadastres play an important role in delivering equal land access, adequate tenure security, sustainable land use, accountability of actors, and transparency.
