Sentence examples for coordinated land from inspiring English sources
In December that year, farmworkers staged coordinated land invasions to put pressure on Mr. Lobo.
From an urban planning perspective, this study provides more evidence that good service quality can effectively compliment transformations in the urban fabric brought about by coordinated land use — transit plans to promote transit use.
While he did do naval planning, his team prepared plans that coordinated land, air and sea operations.
Our fragmented system of local governments and weak county government do not necessarily work well when it comes to coordinated land use planning that would drive usage of the system.
In charge of the administration was his second in command, the vizier, who acted as the king's representative and coordinated land surveys, the treasury, building projects, the legal system, and the archives.
Further, the study determined the need for a well-planned, inclusive and coordinated land-use and transport control strategies in the future.
The AB creates a coordination game with multiple Nash equilibria related to alternative spatially-coordinated land use patterns.
At the time of the first PTCP (district-coordinated land planning) experiments, Italian Law 142/1990 had not yet been transposed at a regional level thus allowing to adjust planning models to the characters, issues and potential of certain district areas.
Because each of these layers of government has different agenda, oftentimes, a coordinated, effective land use planning effort that could protect natural resources, especially at the urban rural interface, is impossible to develop.
In such overlapping situations there is an urgent need to develop coordinated and integrated land use planning strategies to manage livestock production, a key livelihood option in these semi-arid areas, whilst simultaneously protecting the environment (Karesh et al. 2002; Kivaria 2003; Rweyemamu et al. 2012; Murwira et al. 2012).
It is estimated that people in Portland, Oregon, save $2bn annually through three decades of coordinated policies to change land use and transport systems.
