Sentence examples for frequent land from inspiring English sources
With statutory efforts to establish collective rights to customary lands yet to be officially sanctioned, rural communities remain vulnerable to the frequent land grabs made by palm oil producers and other forest users.
This means that the occurrence of frequent land redistribution negatively affects farmers' participation in watershed management programs.
Frequent land redistribution usually discourages farmers' participation in agricultural investments such as participation in watershed management programs.
Silviculture, a large part of which uses exotic Eucalyptus spp. trees, is the fifth most frequent land use adjacent to cerrado fragments in the São Paulo state (Durigan et al. [2007]).
Realizing that frequent land reallocation and abusive land requisition has led to the insecurity of the land-use rights of farmers, the government has taken various action to promote land tenure security (Tao and Xu 2007).
On frequent land excursions, passengers can appreciate wildlife as Darwin once did, looking out for lava lizards, land iguanas and waddling Galápagos penguins on the ground, and puff-chested frigatebirds and waved albatrosses in the air above, all pointed out by Ecoventura's eagle-eyed naturalists.
It is a frequent landing spot for athletes who failed to qualify academically to play for Football Bowl or Championship Subdivision programs.
Improving the stability as well as reducing more than 40% of the generated force are achieved by PEALS in the frequent landing cases.
Due to the strong relationship between the fatigue life of the structure and the global generated force of landing impact, the reaction manipulation in frequent landing cases has an efficient feedback instantaneously and on the long run.
Joseph Leary, author of A Shared Landscape writes, "[a]s far back as anyone can remember, the island was a frequent landing place for boating parties and a great place for local children to explore".
However, for some infants, we could not obtain the calibration factors, because the second most frequent landing position was ambiguous.
