Sentence examples for land standards from inspiring English sources

Considering the level of animosity on either side toward the other, arriving at a one-state solution would be nothing short of miraculous, even by Holy Land standards.

The New York Times' Mike Hale didn't think the new show lived up to TV Land's standards.

In other cases, respondents had no knowledge of their state's land application standards.

Here, we compare state and federal riparian land-management standards in four major policies that apply to private and public lands in the Oregon Coast Range.

Land-use standards could be established by analysing trends in the functional evolution of rural housing land structure; these standards could then provide guidance for the consolidation of rural housing land and village planning as well as for future rural housing design.

He writes: We build reassuringly familiar-looking subdivisions, decorated with vaguely Spanish or Mediterranean accents, in locations that by land-use standards — and by common-sense standards — are truly exotic.

If Ciki and Nino's tit-for-tat power games suggest that "No Man's Land" is standard comic antiwar satire illustrating the familiar proposition that all men are little boys and all wars schoolyard quarrels, the movie isn't content to let us off with knowing smiles of comic recognition.

Based on the CULSPDL and the land classification standard of the HAZUS model, we introduced a revised urban land categorization.

While for electrical installation and land rent, standard costs were assumed, and operational cost data were provided by the operator for 2012.

Israel is a land of contradictions, standards, and double standards, where humanistic values and militant values reside one by the other.

But the bill, H.R. 2728, doesn't require that state fracking regulations covering public lands meet minimum standards or consider the other land uses covered by our federal laws.