Sentence examples for In allotment from inspiring English sources

During the bright summer weekends in Stockholm, residents cultivate vegetables in allotment gardens that are leased to them by the park department.

In 1905 substantially more than half the arable land was in allotment land, while another 10 percent belonged to individual peasants or to peasant associations; the nobility's share of arable land had fallen to a little more than 20 percent.

By the 1890s, continued Euro-American land hunger had resulted in allotment, a federal policy under which land held in common by tribes was divided into parcels and dispersed.

Many crops, such as calaloo, can easily be grown on an allotment but our experiences have suggested that seed for the best performing varieties currently resides in home-saved collections in allotment sheds, not so easily obtained by the general public.

"As SAIL and Tata Steel already had their own iron ore mines, other companies wanted preference in allotment of mines," says the executive.

Ecological practices and knowledge in allotment gardens are retained and transmitted by imitation of practices, oral communication and collective rituals and habits, as well as by the physical gardens, artifacts, metaphors and rules-in-use (institutions).

People grow in allotments, on council estates, even on balconies.

There are children with hoops, cabbages growing in allotments opposite the munitions factory from which the women workers emerge, arm in arm and kerchiefed.

However, industry executives say that a failure to purchase a preponderance of Intel products results in allotments decreasing or products being shipped late due to "unexpected" supply-chain hiccups.

Another paper, by researchers in the UK, shows that soil in allotments – the small patches in towns and cities that people cultivate by hand – contains a third more organic carbon than agricultural soil and 25% more nitrogen.

Magistrates granted two extensions of custody after their arrest, in allotments near the semi-wild railtrack and land reclaimed from a brickyard and former quarry, which has been flooded to make a fishing lake.