Sentence examples for agrarian space from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the function that each agrarian space can carry out should not be contingent on the different criteria of each planning team.

Environmental issues are still not sufficiently integrated in farming practices or in spatial planning of agrarian spaces.

In Spain, during the last few decades, the impact of urban sprawl has been especially significant on periurban agrarian spaces (Paul and Tonts, [2005]; OSE, [2006]).

The transformed agrarian spaces are characterized by a mosaic of scenarios from persistence and sustainable subsistence to differentiation and exploitative commercial practices to abandonment and speculation.

This necessarily implies the disrupting of inertias and the forging of dynamics that will enable technicians, politicians, managers, farmers, and civil society to renew their understanding of periurban agrarian spaces.

But all those who love the blue sea need to confront the brutal reality that unless we reimagine our waters as agrarian eco-spaces designed to curb seafood's carbon footprint, our wild oceans will be dead oceans.

With so much space, there should be no agrarian problem at all.

The place pulses with agrarian life.

It is a remarkable story: China's leap from an impoverished agrarian society to the world's second largest economy in the space of 30 years.

It summons up both England's agrarian soul and also a capital city in which little-known spaces, odd corners and crooked byways have always had their place.

Other graphic artists were more explicit: Sigmunds Vidbergs drew a female nude reclining on geometric forms, while Ferdynand Ruszczyc used the negative space between two heads of wheat to convey an image of agrarian fertility.