Sentence examples for Neutral land from inspiring English sources
A relatively new and untested tool created by tax laws, conservation easements allow landowners to keep their raw land but donate its development rights to a neutral land trust that will keep it locked up forever, taking a tax credit for a percentage of the value.
For his part, José Miguel Torrico of the regional coordination unit of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, explained that there is a global consensus through Goal 15 of Sustainable Development "Life of Terrestrial Ecosystems", to fight desertification by 2030, rehabilitate degraded lands and soils and seek a world with neutral land degradation.
Relative to neutral, landing in the toe-in position increased peak hip adduction, knee internal rotation angles and moments (p < 0.01), and peak knee abduction angle (p < 0.001).
But the only help the Prince said the United States or any other friendly nation could give to Camhodia was their support for Cambodia's desire to be a truly neutral state, a Switzer land or a Sweden of Southeast Asia.
Differences in kinematic and kinetic variables relative to neutral foot landing position were compared between male and female sex.
Compared to neutral foot landing position, toe-in was associated with increased hip adduction moment (IC, peak), knee flexion moment (peak), and knee internal rotation moment (peak).
Compared to neutral foot landing position, toe-in was associated with increased hip adduction angle (IC, peak), knee abduction angle (IC, peak), knee internal rotation angle (IC, peak), and increased ankle dorsiflexion angle (peak).
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) also says that biomass can only be considered carbon neutral if all land use impacts have been considered first.
Apologies to Hartlepool fans but every neutral in the land will have enjoyed that fightback.
Each subject performed elevation (0 degree to 90 degrees) in the scapular plane with neutral rotation on land and in water at 3 different speeds of elevation (30 degrees/s, 45 degrees/s, and 90 degrees/s).
