Sentence examples for external land from inspiring English sources

To set up a new Frontex operation at the external land borders between Greece and Macedonia and Greece and Albania to focus on exit checks and registration of refugees who were not registered in Greece.

LADM design requires the association of external land use/cover information with cadastral land parcels.

Indicative codeLists and the External Land Use and Address classes of the model are presented in Figs. 7, 8 and 9. Fig. 7 Administrative (up) and Party (down) Package codeLists Fig. 8 Spatial Unit Package codeLists Fig. 9 External classes and land use type.

The soldermask opening is typically the same size as the pad (land) diameter in layout and the solder paste dimensions are usually the same size as the external lands.

This work showed that, although commonly isolated from freshly infected needles, there was no evidence that these species either colonise or superficially contaminate radiata pine logs from external inoculum landing on the surface.

Third, it assumes a single immutable power relation between the state (or other external actor initiating land tenure reform) and the pastoralist in which the state is more powerful and is only too happy to exercise its power whilst expropriating the pastoralists of the land they use.

Further, it assumes a single immutable power relation between the state (or other external actor initiating land tenure reform) and the pastoralist in which the state is more powerful and is only too happy to exercise its power whilst expropriating the pastoralists of the land they use.

Policies encourage such investments if they reallocate funds from infrastructure into refurbishing of the available housing and internalize the external effects of land use in the costs of real estate development.

On arrival, the people find that on the planet there is a single external resource, uncultivated land, all units of which are of homogeneous quality.

We examine the change of urban form in the Dublin Region (Ireland) in terms of residential and commercial density, internal and external connectivity, and land use mix.

These disputes were animated by local expectations that potential external interests in land as conservation enclaves or tourist business ventures would become a source of rent extraction.