Sentence examples for Insufficient lands from inspiring English sources

It noted that dams have left an estimated 40-80 million displaced persons, most of whom have not been fully compensated and have been relocated to insufficient lands and non-existent livelihoods.

Agriculture was little regarded, and insufficient land was available for smallholdings.

It is particularly applicable in areas where insufficient land for agriculture and settlements is resulting in high rates of conversion of natural forest and grasslands.

In Laos, a series of relatively small dams and diversions has already forced the relocation of thousands of indigenous peoples to sites where there is insufficient land or water.

The event occurred just after Charles Stewart Parnell, leader of the Irish Home Rule Party in the British House of Commons, was released from Kilmainham jail, Dublin, where he had been confined for his violent speeches against the Land Act (1881), which he considered insufficient land-reform legislation.

Back in 1882, Knut Wicksell, a Swedish economist, argued that emigration would eventually rid his country of paupers, because poverty was an effect of excess labour and insufficient land.

Only about one-third of South Africa's total black population lived in the six self-governing Bantustans, and about one-fourth lived in the four independent Bantustans, yet because insufficient land had been allocated, the Bantustans were densely populated.

This has allowed villagers with insufficient land to plant and benefit from coconut palms.

Villagers who have insufficient land are allowed to grow cash or subsistence crops on the other villagers' land.

The council said there was insufficient land available in built-up areas for new homes and other development.

Insufficient land registered as Tsamdros in a particular Dzongkhag is not always the necessary cause for Bhutanese TAP communities to engage in seasonal migration.