Sentence examples for mass land from inspiring English sources

The Native Vegetation Act, which came into force in 2005 was designed to prevent mass land clearing and was largely successful in doing so.

Research published in New Scientist found that many offset projects, like tree planting, feature mass land clearing of other vegetation that absorbs CO2, causing an actual rise in emissions.

Their privileges include managing distributive institutions that accumulate oil revenues from the sale of 150,000 bpd donated by Saudi Arabia, owning huge shares of private and public monopolies, and mass land appropriation.

The debate comes as 1,110 South Korean journalists, tourists, and athletes prepare to travel Monday morning to North Koreain the first such mass land crossing of the demilitarized zone since the mid-1950's.

In addition, a mass land transfer would likely lead to environmental disaster, much as unregulated grazing of the Western range in the early nineteen-hundreds caused chronic erosion and helped create the Dust Bowl.

In Cyprus, the market value is employed, which is defined through an empirical process based on visual inspection of all parcels and hence it constitutes a type of mass land appraisal.

Rome was abuzz with rumors that the English fleet was preparing an imminent mass landing.

For now, Canada has been spared a mass landing of Brits abroad.

Therefore, the accreted mass landing on the NR can be weighedprecisely by measuring the frequency shifts because of mass changes of the NR in thesignal absorption spectrum.

The accreted mass landing on the resonator can be measuredconveniently by tracking the resonance frequency shifts because of mass changes inthe signal absorption spectrum.

Resource availability has long been considered important in island habitats (Palkovacs, 2003) but, as suggested by the maximum body mass-land area relationship of Burness et al. (2001) (Fig. 3), it is of general importance for explaining the upper limits of body size.