Sentence examples for land allocations from inspiring English sources

Mr Hun Sen warns that land allocations among the villages will not be completed unless he is re-elected.

But discrepancies in budget and land allocations have resulted in yawning gaps between the state's Arabs and Jews, a disparity that is reflected in popular culture.

The high demand for residential units leads to unbalanced urban plans where extensive land allocations for residential use come at the expense of vital economic activities including commerce, industry and agriculture.

Land allocations, subdivisions of landowner groups, can be used to represent different levels of management.

The Local Plan is a set of policies and land allocations that will guide the future of south Cambridgeshire over the next 20 years.

A detailed understanding of multiple human and environmental factors influencing land allocations among agricultural uses can facilitate more efficient and targeted land policy.

This implies that reduced levels of rainfall will impact negatively on land allocated for the cultivation of sorghum while cassava benefits from additional rains through increased land allocation.

In 2005, the government announced 100 locations to be given to returnees as part of its Land Allocation Scheme.

In June, the provincial government demarcated the camp for land allocation, but to date, only 600 of its 4,000 families have been granted plots.

Losing control of those states is a blow for the governing coalition because states have jurisdiction over land allocation, local matters and Islamic laws.

"Everyone pretended it was a sort of self-government, but practically everything was controlled by the state, starting with the financing and land allocation," said Mr. Kirejczyk.