Sentence examples for conducting land from inspiring English sources
THE army of workers operating along what used to be Macau's waterfront is conducting "land reclamation": dumping sand into the water to create more land on which to build ever more casinos, resorts and hotels in the formerly Portuguese playground.
He expanded the Agricultural and Industrial Development Board and charged it with conducting land surveys to identify potential industrial sites.
The first step in this process is conducting land tenure impact assessments, which should be as routine as environmental impact assessments.
My soldiers in conducting land navigation training this past week learned that if you are off course a couple of degrees for a short distance, it doesn't matter too much.
Mr. Booker's plan may seem conventional, but it qualifies as a revolution in the way Newark City Hall has conducted land sales in the recent past.
Osei Tutu, a 17th-century Asante king, chose the site for his capital and conducted land negotiations under a kum tree, whence came the town's name.
Mark Elder was famously replaced as conductor in 1990 after saying he did not wish to conduct Land of Hope and Glory and Rule Britannia! during the time of the Gulf war.
In the years following, Fletcher conducted land apportionment among the Winnebago and Nez Percé Indians and wrote Indian Story and Song from North America (1900) and The Hako: A Pawnee Ceremony (1904; reissued 1996).
Different pixel-based, object-based and subpixel-based methods such as time-series analysis, decision-tree, and different supervised approaches have been proposed to conduct land use/cover classification.
The report recommends that governments secure tenure rights for communities and individuals, possibly using new and relatively cheap satellite technology to conduct land surveys.
The comment appeared to put Mr. Gates at odds for now with a United Nations resolution that the United States began circulating in the Security Council on Wednesday that would increase interdiction efforts by permitting foreign forces to conduct land-based attacks.
