Sentence examples similar to a set-aside area from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the strategy allowed a larger set-aside area (within the budget constraint), resulting in lower extinction risk and harvested timber volumes in the second century.

In a set-aside reading area that doubles as a gallery you can peruse the splendid new two-volume catalog of the Dutch collection, written by the show's curator, Walter Liedtke of the Met's European painting department.

Such compensation areas could include set-aside areas, flowering margins, and untreated thinly sown areas.

The subsequent set-aside areas have been unlocked from the production ban for the purpose to grow crops for material or energy supply.

During the Exxon Valdez spill, federal scientists wanted to hold back a large number of "set-asides" — areas that the clean up would not touch — as a control to judge the effectiveness of the response.

The terminus will probably be Åsane Senter or Nyborg; the former shopping center has set aside areas for a station.

Abbot Yang devotes much of his time to persuading local officials across China to set aside areas for natural protection, an unpopular idea in many parts.

On land, we have had a planning system for more than 50 years to control development and set aside areas for protection.

If you do the right thing, if set aside areas of no fishing, if you manage, like I said.

This could include leaving field margins fallow, reducing pesticide use, farming less intensively and setting aside areas for wildlife.

The state required any factory doing business with the government to set aside areas for lunchtime breastfeeding.