Sentence examples for dysfunctional land from inspiring English sources

The government must take action to reform the dysfunctional land market and improve the planning system.

There is no avoiding the fact: these are desperadoes from a dysfunctional land, who terrorize in the hope of reward.

And Hartford is not the only city where dysfunctional land use and transportation policies have led to decline.

The country's dysfunctional land registry has completely fallen apart since the earthquake, and forged documents, lost deeds, and multiple claimants are commonplace.

Our dysfunctional land market is one of the key barriers to house building, so I'm delighted to see proposals to tackle land banking such as charging council tax on undeveloped land and shortening the time before a planning permission expires.

"Over 55 and Sticking Around" (Sept . 5 highlights yet another symptom of Long Island's dysfunctional land-use planning.

Long before Bennet came to work in the "land of flickering lights," as he mockingly calls the dysfunctional nation's capital where he grew up, Frank Capra dreamed him up.

A perfect example of a dysfunctional nuclear family landed at the Orpheum Theatre in May when the national touring company of Mary Poppins arrived in town for a brief run.

But where they are united is in a refusal to accept the current state of affairs, be it the oppressive system that has been imposed on the occupied lands, the dysfunctional politics of Washington, or the interference and crippling paralysis that has stymied Palestinian action.

Eastern Congo is one of the poorest and most dysfunctional places on earth, but it is also one of the most beautiful, a land of sculptured green mountains and deep, clear lakes and trees upon trees.

"The Rat Land" tells of a dysfunctional Midwestern suburban family in the late 1980s: three troubled children, including a young girl who deifies pet rats; an invalid father with a violent temper; and a weak-willed mother who lives in denial.