Sentence examples for enforcing land from inspiring English sources

Research on policies enforcing land privatization has been shown to have negative effects on the social well-being of women.

This would be one way of enforcing land use laws and regulations to discourage human encroachment into wetlands and flood plains (that act as buffers and filters of flood waters).

"Enforcing land ownership is not just some random thing the state does, it's the core thing the state does," Francis Irving, a programmer and activist for open data who co-founded the prize-winning data startup ScraperWiki, told me.

Land use changes over two time periods, 1988–1993 and 1993 1997, are analyzed to demonstrate how enforcing land use policies can influence the direction and magnitude of landscape change.

For the sake and integrity of residential neighborhoods, public officials responsible for enacting, amending and enforcing land-use laws must not let the discussion become obscured with issues not directly relevant to land use.

Rural governments should strictly define and enforce land use rights.

Second, the international community can no longer pretend that effective and enforced land use and building regulation are "up to local authorities".

'Informal' cheap routes to self-provisioned homeownership were sustained by weak or weakly enforced land use and building standard regulations until the 1980s, within a context of economic restructuring and internal migration (Poggio 2013; Cabré Pla and Módenes Cabrerizo 2004).

But barely an hour after the A320's enforced landing the first cracks began to emerge.

This region is characterized by harsh continental environmental conditions and recent anthropogenic degradation of the original steppe grasslands as a result of enforced land-use changes (Virgin Land Campaign) and rapidly expanding urbanization.

The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, the state's regulatory body over the oil and gas industry, asserts that municipalities do not have the power to ban energy extraction activities in the state, but rather are limited to enforcing local land use codes -- such as noise levels, road impacts and lighting related to drilling activity.