Sentence examples for land applied from inspiring English sources

Land applied disposal of waste tires has far-reaching environmental, economic, and human health consequences.

Estrogenic compounds in livestock manure are also present in soils because manure is land applied on account of its value as an important nutrient source in agricultural production.

Most of the poultry litter was land applied as a fertiliser to meet forage N requirements, making it susceptible to transport from the landscape during episodic precipitation events.

Manure arising from cattle fed DDGS should be land applied at a level that matches the N requirements of the crop.

"I don't know for a fact," Mr. Furlan said, "but I'm sure that there are some P.O.T.W.'s that are accepting brine natural gas wastewater and are still land applying, but we are still trying to stop that basically".

Gordon Taylor, chief executive of Professional Footballers Associationn, said he wanted to warn members that "just because it is a football pitch it is not a vacuum" and the law of the land applies.

According to Hurley, "[t]he Marshall Court's judgments on aboriginal rights are of particular importance for Canada" because, as emphasized by decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada, "they were founded upon a policy towards indigenous peoples and their lands applied consistently by the imperial British government throughout its North American dominions".

The restriction on using "portable electronic devices" during takeoff and landing applies to digital cameras on many airlines.

If in midair it becomes apparent you're heading for a back wheel landing, apply the back brake - this will counter your momentum by dropping the front wheel.

For land cover types other than forest land we applied the model for stratum 1, clear-cut.

Stratified random sampling based on land use was applied to achieve precise woody biomass and C stock estimates.