Sentence examples for in harbouring from inspiring English sources

The French would not be alone in harbouring an ambition to block British financiers from ready access to EU markets.

Incorporation of information on the location and abundance of adult resources can provide additional insight for the suitability of a particular landscape in harbouring a population.

Diagnostic species for each habitat type were identified, and the role of the habitats in harbouring protected and endemic species was also assessed.

Some assets, such as timber, may have a market value, but that value does not encompass the trees' role in harbouring rare beetles, say, or their sheer beauty.

"Guinness Flight Trustees was not involved in advising either individuals or companies on reducing their UK tax liabilities and, to the best of my belief, had no involvement in harbouring the proceeds of crime, facilitating tax evasion, sanctions evasion, money laundering or bribery and corruption," said Lord Flight.

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.

A similar conclusion was reached in knock-in mice harbouring the human FHM1 R192Q mutation.

These phenomena should be given special attention in harbour design.

Corrosion of coastal structures in harbours is considered for illustration and ROC curves are deduced.

Donations will, I'm sure, flood in to the other relief boats waiting in harbour.

This paper deals with controlling of large ships in harbour manoeuvres by applying the Decoupling Control Method.