The small urban population lives for the most part in towns whose original location was determined either by access to a good harbour for early colonial planters or, in the interior, by the availability of level land sufficient for an airstrip.
In short, Pokki has landed sufficient OEM interest to prove itself.
The land policy of the government stated: "without differentiation of the sexes, any person who is willing to personally cultivate land shall be allotted rural land sufficient for his maintenance and that of his family" (Hadera 2002).
The remainder have access to land sufficient to maintain at least a subsistence lifestyle including forest or scrublands which provide the main source of fuel, and fibre and wooden materials used for construction (for example, houses and canoes), general household implements, community and religious purposes.
The No. 1 killer is not venom from Connecticut's dangerous snakes (copperheads and timber rattlers) or the imported products from third-world lands without sufficient quality control.
Two Colorado State University wildlife ecology professors recently wrote, "Colorado contains large areas of public lands with sufficient prey to support healthy wolf populations.
Form F, commonly used by Range Forest Officers and the Divisional Secretaries to approve timber removal from private or government-leased lands has sufficient space for collection of data such as log volume and volume of roundwood, sawnwood and fuelwood.
For example, biofuel production requires large quantities of agricultural land, while wind farms require land with sufficient wind density.
Energy Department and Congressional reports suggest the country has sufficient land and biomass to replace a third or more of American gasoline needs, depending on how efficient cars become in the future.
For resource-poor farmers to implement this change, institutional support is needed to improve their knowledge and skills with this unfamiliar form of land management, sufficient capital for the initial investment, and an increase in the security of land tenure.
