She went for a huge final jump but lost control on landing and ended up almost belly sliding to the finish.
Resignations and tighter controls on land buying followed, and the program ground to a halt.
This is probably because civil-law jurisdictions developed public controls on land use earlier than did most Anglo-American jurisdictions.
And in 2000 he signed a National Plan for Water Quality and Salinity at COAG which, among other things, required states to "institute controls on land clearing by 2002" to stop land and water degradation.
Several future risks may be mitigated effectively by simple, low-cost changes in policy, such as more stringent controls on land clearance, strategic fire management, and firmer control on the importation of plant species.
Next generation speeds and capacity could finally enable full realization of virtual and augmented reality, snap downloads of movies, vastly more traffic, seamless autonomous vehicle communications and controls on land and air--the entire suite of long-promised Internet-of-Things goodies.
The successful emissions controls to clean air equate to "emission controls" on land to prevent the flow of trash to the sea.
Last year members of their armed forces became locked in a standoff over control of land on the high-elevation Doklam Plateau.
But the civil war has its roots in a conflict that began decades ago and touches on control of land and natural resources, including a vast oil wealth.
