Sentence examples similar to harboured land from inspiring English sources

Twenty-one more acres of harbour land will become shops and residential space with more development to come.

The origin of the name Lambeth is disputed, but the name Lamhytha (probably indicating "Harbour Landing for Lambs") was recorded in 1088 ce; Domesday Book (1086) lists "Brixiestan" (Brixton) and "Chenintune" (Kennington).

Colonel Ezaki ordered Baba to attack the beachhead but a suspicion the Hyane Harbour landing was a diversion, coupled with false reports of enemy activity at Salami had him retain the 2nd (Iwakami) Battalion of the 1st Independent Infantry Regiment there instead of sending it to assist Baba Force.

He sent his forces storming into Kuwait in 1990, disguising a long-harboured land grab with atavistic notions of pan-Arab unity.

National monitoring programmes have often identified that soils under different land use and land management regimes harbour differing soil communities [ 1, 2].

In the present study, a uniform cost was attributed to all sea cells, while land cells harboured an "infinite" cost.

In some countries, pastoralists also consider that there is a perverse incentive created by policies: as soon as pastoral lands are successful in harbouring biodiversity, these lands attract higher regulation which in turn negatively impacts pastoralists, when conservationist policies follow the paradigm of segregated land use.

The towns sheltered by the shingle spit were once important harbours, but land reclamation schemes starting in the 17th century resulted in the silting up of the river channels.

All four land uses sampled in this study harboured diverse, abundant and highly variable soil macrofauna populations.

However, units with interventions designed to reduce poaching and protect habitats - irrespective of land-use type - harboured all three species at consistently higher abundance than a neighbouring logging concession undergoing no wildlife management.

Most opposition parties pay lip service to the importance of foreign investment, but many of them harbour reservations about selling land or other strategic assets to foreigners.