Sentence examples for ground tenure from inspiring English sources
Forest were 4-0 down at half-time against a Clarets side who started the night below them in 21st position and the 5-1 defeat must now leave McClaren's City Ground tenure hanging by a thread.
On the ground, tenure review in New Zealand has often resulted in land above 1,000 m altitude becoming public conservation land administered by the Department of Conservation, while productive land along river valleys and lakeshores has been converted to freehold (in some countries called fee-simple title) and opened to development.
On solid ground, addressing land tenure issues following natural disasters.
As land tenure security underpins livelihoods for most Indonesians, land authorities must demonstrate stronger coordination and pay more attention to realities on the ground to achieve political and legal progress on land tenure arrangements.
Secondary environmental benefits include food availability, security of land tenure, increased farm income, restoration and maintenance of above- and below-ground carbon storage capacity, restoration and maintenance of biodiversity, and maintenance of watershed hydrology and soil conservation.
Oral history narratives suggest that before the land tenure transformation, the Ovaherero and Ovambanderu of Lake Ngami viewed their grazing landscapes as an interconnected ecological zone, divided into neighbouring localities and grazing grounds for different seasons.
It had been a long road, including stints in industry and as a research associate, but he had arrived at hallowed ground: the tenure track.
The projects' contribution to improve local livelihoods has also been limited, and projects have even been contested by neighboring communities on the grounds of tenure conflicts and food security concerns.
Worse, a spurned student's phony harassment claim has put Ezra on shaky ground with the tenure committee, which has strongly encouraged him to publish something memorable soon or risk losing his job.
