Sentence examples for land concentration from inspiring English sources

For example, the reform in Costa Rica has overlooked land concentration and income inequality and concentrated on the squatters, or parásitos, who in 1961 numbered between 12,000 and 16,000 people.

Another period of land concentration was inaugurated.

"This is an unprecedented dynamic of land concentration and creeping land grabbing.

The reform restored many villages and freed the peons, but land concentration and poverty continued.

The narrative of conflict in Colombia cannot be told without the story of land concentration in a country of plenty fenced off to many.

This reform, however, has little immediate effect on the scale of operation, but it does facilitate future land concentration and fragmentation.

We found, on average, one impoundment per 7.5 stream kilometers, or 3 km2, of deforested land, a concentration significantly higher than in areas of native forest, which had an average of one impoundment per 117 stream kilometers or 100 km2.

The decline of the red-legged partridge in Spain was preceded by agricultural transformations related to land holding concentration and an increase in cultivated surface per property, which increased patch sizes and decreased edge and marginal areas across Spain.

Brazil is a country historically characterized by high levels of capital and land ownership concentration, and some areas where family farming is traditionally strong are potentially impacted by the expansion of sugarcane, through land renting contracts between farmers (landowners) and sugar mills (tenants).

After the fluid samples were transported to the laboratory on land, Cl− concentrations were measured by Mohr titration, and SO42− concentrations were measured by ion chromatography (Tsunogai and Wakita [1995]).

Cunard was especially concerned about those Spaniards who, in fleeing the fascists, landed in concentration camps across the French border.