Sentence examples for agrarian elements from inspiring English sources

The Yees, who married at the hacienda in 2004, set a different course by hiring Lake Flato Architects, a Texas firm known for building with corrugated metal walls, shed roofs and other humble agrarian elements.

Harpine suggested that, "by appealing in such an uncompromising way to the agrarian elements and to the West, Bryan neglected the national audience who would vote in the November election".

Part of the resentment was caused by attempts, especially under Henry's minister Thomas Cromwell, to increase government control in the north; there was an element of agrarian opposition to enclosures for pasture; and there was a religious element, aroused especially by the dissolution of the monasteries, then in progress.

Grassland farming constitutes a substantial element of the agrarian economy in Austria.

Propelled initially through populist agrarian and indigenista politics, it presages general elements of the current prospect of national land use policies under multicultural environmental governance being expanded in many countries.

The Democratic-Republicans comprised diverse elements that emphasized local and humanitarian concerns, states' rights, agrarian interests, and democratic procedures.

The defining elements of Vermont politics are its congruent traditions of hardscrabble agrarian conservatism (evident in the rural poverty juxtaposed with the Currier & Ives back-roads scenery) and bona-fide participatory democracy (still flourishing in the ritual of the town meeting).

2. To compare the uptake of elements of the Community Health Strategy in nomadic, peri-urban, and rural agrarian contexts in Kenya.

José Luis Solana, a professor of social anthropology at the University of Jaén, said that even if some of the claims made by the farm unions were questionable or exaggerated, "an agrarian reform and proper land distribution in Andalusia is one of the missing elements of our transition to democracy" — both in terms of social justice and improved economic efficiency.

We propose that cereals, the clearest defining dietary difference between an agrarian and non-agrarian diet, could be such an environmental factor.

The results have demonstrated that some elements of the historical landscapes (villas and traditional farm buildings in particular) can increase the appreciation for the agrarian landscape in the three groups of interviewees.