Sentence examples for demarcation process from inspiring English sources

Tekoa Pyau, similarly impoverished, is still making slow, very uncertain progress through the demarcation process.

While previous governments have made empty promises to recognize and return Guarani-Kaiowá land, delaying the demarcation process, the current government is hurriedly moving to approve plans to halt the demarcation process altogether.

Rasslan points to article 67 of the 1988 constitution, which states that the demarcation process "will be concluded within five years".

The Munduruku's attempts to preserve their land have been hamstrung by the government's decade-long refusal to recognise their territory, prompting the community to carry out its own demarcation process.

The demarcation process was slowed almost to a standstill by an unrelenting barrage of legislative proposals from Congressmen representing large agribusiness, mining corporations and the dam industry.

The demarcation process has been crippled by an unrelenting barrage of legislative proposals from Congressmen representing large agribusiness, mining corporations and the dam industry, designed to wrest the land from the indigenous tribes and open it to development.

Although a simple and fast approach, limitations are (i) the demarcation between process-based and IO-based LCI should be carefully selected, (ii) double counting may occur and (iii) there is no feedback between the two approaches.

Kapôt-Nhinore has already been surveyed by the indigenous agency FUNAI for demarcation, but the process has been stalled by bureaucracy, and is threatened by proposed changes to Brazil's demarcation laws and constitution.

No timetable has been set for the peace process and demarcation of the border, but Mr Annan has said he does not expect UN troops to be stationed on the Horn of Africa for more than a year.

When Leena Sharma went to her ancestral land to begin the process of demarcation in April, her friends — who knew of the animosity between the pair — warned her not to go to the isolated area alone, but she assured them she could handle it.

As Professor Palmar explained, they are still working on an Indigenous land law and on the process of demarcation of Indigenous lands.