Sentence examples for continual land from inspiring English sources

Community-based agriculture in the occupied Palestinian territories is more than just providing food to families or a source of income for farmers -- it's a bold act of resistance to continual land confiscation.

5) Israel's continual occupation and land grabs have weakened the moderates, boosted the extremists and made their own citizens less safe.

They found that in spite of heavy rains in early 2017, groundwater extraction for agriculture and human use leads to a continual sinking of land, as seen from satellites.

The results indicated that decadal decrease of grassland areas did not pose a significant threat to soil erosion, while the continual increase of bare land, water area and farmland increased soil erosion.

Research findings indicate that while the decadal increase in orchards poses a significant threat to water quality, the continual decrease in forested land exhibits a potential impact on water quality management.

Switzerland, the land of continual referendums and local elections, is testing an electronic voting system developed by Swiss Post and has invited hackers from all over the world to carry out a public intrusion test on it between February 25 and March 24, with prizes up to 50,000 Swiss francs for serious vulnerabilities found.

NICOLE's work over the last 19 years has aligned with all the IYS goals through its continual advocacy of sustainable land management and remediation practises.

This show traces it in images that in one way or another refer to a foundation myth that envisions the cosmos as composed of sea, sky and land in a continual process of interaction.

Using a 'stocks and flows' model of Australian cropping we show that the expansion of aggregate cropping area has effectively masked landscape degradation impacts associated with continual production activity on "ageing" land.

He believes the army's continual requests for copies of land deeds are merely a game, and sharply criticises their behaviour.

The 400 million Chinese at the bottom face continual threats to their livelihoods through land loss.