Sentence examples for ease population from inspiring English sources
With the reclamation of Marine Drive, "The idea was that the reclamation would provide space for public buildings and ease population density," says Gyan Prakash, professor of history at Princeton University and author of Mumbai Fables.
Lt. Gen. Claudia J. Kennedy, who is a member of the Population Action board and was in charge of Army intelligence when she retired in 2000, said the United States needed to focus more on efforts to improve the status of women and ease population pressures in developing countries.
Thislarge-scale resettlement program, intended to ease population pressure on Java and tofoster economic development outside Java, has caused ethno-religious tensions in thereceiving regions and is considered a major trigger of widespread communal violencein the early post-Suharto period (Østby, Urdal, Tadjoeddin, Murshed, &Strand 2011).
These events are raising money to support projects that focus on initiatives such as measures to ease population growth, boost incomes, and prepare farmers to protect their harvests against the negative effects of climate change, among others.
The government will have to be seen to be acting directly to ease the population's suffering and re-levelling a very slanted playing field.
However, wildlife experts say the bigger Limpopo preserve will do nothing to ease a population explosion that threatens to turn South Africa's Kruger National Park into an elephant preserve instead of a tribute to biodiversity.
On the other hand, the mtDNA phylogeny needs continuous updating in order to ease future population and phylogenetic studies (e.g. [11], [12]).
They are the easing of population pressures and big improvements in farming far from forested land.Trees are differentIn a new study* for the Centre for Global Development (CGD), a Washington think-tank, Jonah Busch and Kalifi Ferretti-Gallon look at 117 cases of deforestation round the world.
One of the aims of the present study was therefore to resolve these nomenclature conflicts in order to ease inter-population genetic studies.
Ease of travel, population increase, population displacement, pollution, agricultural activity, changing socioeconomic structures, and international conflicts worldwide have each contributed to infectious disease events.
Table 3 also shows that the S-CVI/Ave for the element groupings of Clarity of Title and Target Population, Ease of Administration Procedure, Ease of Scoring Procedure, and Helpfulness of Provided Examples ranged from.92 to 1.00.
