Sentence examples for countryside development from inspiring English sources

On land, birds are suffering from drying peat bogs and countryside development, which reduces available habitat and reduces their food supply.

The Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville will add its voice to the conversation with "Celluloid Suburbia," a three-week film and discussion series that runs from Jan . 22to Feb. 3. The Westchester Arts Council in White Plains has signed on with "A Field Guide to Sprawl," a show of photographs by Jim Wark that features aerial views of countryside development.

Our approach involved identifying and testing methods for introductory phase of management planning and countryside development.

At a time of growing threats to the environment and the countryside from development, climate change and simple neglect, it would be remarkably short-sighted for any political party to advocate trimming these budgets even further".

It is widely expected that it will recommend considerable weakening of environmental regulations in order to open the countryside to development.

To assist in the integration of urban citizens and farmers, the central government has implemented the "harmonious society", "building a new countryside", "scientific development" and "neo-urbanization" policies.

Nicky Philpott, the Ramblers' director of policy and campaigns, said: [The] announcement, coupled with new proposed changes in planning law, opens up our countryside to unwanted development.

Theguidelines, which have been amended after arguments about their effect on the countryside, include encouraging development on brownfield sites.

The findings on the farms' involvement in such new forms of energy production correspond with research on current transition processes of Europe's agricultural systems and countryside towards rural development [31, 32].

As the state reversed course, taxing the countryside to finance urban development, growth in average household income and poverty eradication slowed while income differences and social tensions widened.

Osborne said: "Our planning reforms strike the right balance between protecting our countryside while permitting economic development that creates jobs".