Sentence examples for improper land from inspiring English sources

However, overgrazing and other improper land uses have extensively degraded the Stipa krylovii steppe ecosystem in recent decades.

In a statement provided to Oxfam before the release of the report the bank also said it had a framework in place to address improper land acquisitions.

High mountain grasslands offer multiple goods and services to society but are severely threatened by improper land use practices such as abandonment or rapid intensification.

One impresario found them refreshing after a recent run-in with a well-known folk-music personality, who had abruptly disappeared from her hotel after noticing that an instance of "improper land management" was visible from her window.

With the increase in industrial development and improper land uses, Taiwan has faced the extinction crisis and is seeing the signs of nature, revenge in the forms of frequent landslides, floods, and debris flows in recent years.

But she says she regrets not taking more notes – which makes it somewhat surprising to hear her cite the example of Robert Vadra, Mrs. Gandhi's son-in-law and a recent media target over alleged improper land deals, when commenting on the state of the press today.

Improper land-use in and around the lake must be curtailed, thereby preserving the current areal extent of the lake.  .

Frazee said that while he supports the concept of trash-burning power plants and opposes the initiative's two-thirds requirement "because it allows a minority to dictate land-use decisions," he opposed to Klehs' measure because it was an improper state intrusion into local land-use affairs.

Diseases, shortage of feed, improper grazing land management, lack of institutional support, inadequate veterinary services and market problem were most frequently reported constraints of cattle production in the study districts.

Improper farming practices such as the excessive use of fertilizers and pesticides are negatively affecting land and water resources.

We form a line and traverse a narrow rock ledge, where improper footing would land one from the elevated bluff into the rushing river.