Sentence examples for hectares into from inspiring English sources

Ongoing land reclamation has brought about 190,000 acres (77,000 hectares) into agricultural production.

Begun in 1986, the project transformed almost 100 hectares into a university, research laboratories, offices and residential accommodation.Even in Milan, however, projects can be difficult to negotiate.

He settled into Villa Taranto and, in 1931, began his life's "occupation and ad­ven­ture," transforming its 16 wooded hectares into a glorious park with multiple microclimates.

Foreign heads of state, such as Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, queue up to dine at the Clubhouse.Xintiandi has so delighted central government and Shanghai officials (Wen Jiabao, China's prime minister, sometimes drops in for tea) that Mr Lo has won permission to develop an adjoining 50 hectares into luxury townhouses, offices and hotels.

Vladimir Putin has personally said that he wishes to turn those million hectares into a National Park, preserving a way of life advanced in custom, ritual and habit that is part of Russia's complex ancestry, albeit one little understood by the West.

Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are among the companies criticised by Oxfam for their links to land disputes, with the charity alleging that nearly 800 large-scale land deals by foreign investors have seen 33 million hectares taken into corporate ownership globally since 2000.

Splitting up that cash is a mind-bending task: Compute the money owed to 250,000 owners for 2 million interests in 23 million hectares, divided into 170,000 tracts with income from mineral, grazing and logging rights.

Originally, a number of lakes with a combined area of about 14,000 acres (5,700 hectares) in 1531 were formed into one by successive inundations, and by the 1830s the water area had increased to nearly 45,000 acres (18,200 hectares).

Most coca in Bolivia (31,000 hectares in total) is turned into cocaine for export, mainly to Brazil, where the cities are suffering a crack epidemic.

Adesina has become an evangelist for turning Africa's smallholder farmers – most of our food production occurs on farms that are less than a hectare in size – into businesses that generate growth at all income levels.

While the project has tremendous potential for the growing arid zones of the planet, it will take up to five years to grow the planned two-hectare pilot into a 200-hectare demonstration project before it could be commercialized.