Sentence examples similar to key allotments from inspiring English sources
A key characteristic of allotment gardens is that parcels of land are tended individually by plot holders and their families, contrary to shared or common types of community gardens where the overall area is tended collectively.
"We remain resolutely determined that the allotments are key to providing a scheme which will deliver on its promise to regenerate west Watford providing new homes, business and community facilities and much-needed space for Watford hospital".
Total time in direct volunteer subject interaction was 660 min; allotment breakdown by group and key informant is provided in Table 1.
But the west Watford scheme, which also includes building on 118-year-old allotments, has attracted major opposition and become a key issue in this year's mayoral election - due to be held on 22 May.
In 2008 he helped quash an effort to end California's winner-take-all electoral allotment, and two years later he played a key role in the defeat of Proposition 23, which sought to suspend a state law that called for substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
Other key findings include that more than half of residents would impose a charge for bulky waste collections, increased allotment charges and reduced council tax support.
Bogus cotton-acreage allotments.
A key part of the deal called for the farmers of the Imperial Valley -- who use nearly three-quarters of the allotment to begin with -- to sell some of their water to the coastal cities.
