Sentence examples for considered land from inspiring English sources
As with all artistic movements, it is hard to know where the boundaries lie and whose work is or isn't considered land art – but Crump's film focuses primarily on three men: Robert Smithson, Walter De Maria and Michael Heizer.
However, China is the only power to have begun turning reefs, which are under water at high tide and therefore not considered land under international law, into permanent islands.
He said a pause and a slackening of pressure on undeveloped land would give the towns of East Hampton and Southampton more time to advance carefully considered land preservation plans.
Based on the magnitude of our estimates, we conclude that carefully considered land development and zoning measures – ones that encourage dense development, diverse land cover and mixed land use – can have beneficial impacts in reducing car dependency that extend far into the future.
Yoruba of western Nigeria is considered "land of twins".
Three measures of neighbourhood design features were also considered, land mix use, residential density, and street connectivity, independently as well as part of a walkability indexa [ 30].
He considered landing on the beach below, but it was crowded with people.
Policies were included as external factors for the development of scenarios, because they can greatly influence the internal drivers considered (land-use change, overexploitation and economic growth).
A number of spatially explicit modelling studies have also emerged to evaluate the biodiversity responses from energy crop production at regional, national and pan-national scales, maize in particular [16 19], some of which considered land-use change scenarios involving energy crop cultivation on marginal land of high nature value [20, 21].
Coming back to pastoral lands, traditionally, all unsettled or permanently uncultivated land in Ethiopia was considered as no man's land and hence was considered state land.
John P. Cahill, commissioner of the state's Department of Environmental Conservation, said today that "it's time to consider land use" when deciding how clean is clean.
