Sentence examples for more integrated landscape from inspiring English sources

We suggest that more integrated landscape governance may offer synergistic opportunities for conservation and development.

In this context, the global climate change mitigation mechanism of "reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation" (REDD+) has been flagged as a unique opportunity to stimulate the development and institutionalization of more integrated, "landscape" approaches to sustainable land use.

"It is time to create a more integrated cohabitation of landscape and architecture in the city," said Ken Smith, the landscape architect on the architectural team, which includes Mr. Schwartz, Rafael Viñoly and Shigeru Ban.

And will the reforms produce a more integrated health and social care landscape, which encourages more holistic and seamless care for these elderly and vulnerable patients?

Long-term studies scaling-up water quality effects of cover crops to the watershed scale provide more integrated spatial responses from the landscape.

The combination of automated extraction methods and moving window technology can lead to further, more integrated insights related to complex landscape patterns.

The ecosystem approach and the need for climate change adaptation require more integrated approaches to geodiversity, biodiversity and landscape conservation and management to enable a more sustainable future.

Although landscape ecology has recently become more integrated into seagrass research, our understanding of animal responses to variability in seagrass landscape structure is still fragmentary.

Another way that CROs are becoming integrated into the traditional drug R&D landscape is that the workforces are more integrated: It has become more common to hop from traditional companies to CROs and back again.

As the healthcare system landscape continues to evolve toward more integrated care, a trend of consolidating hospitals into larger systems continues.

There is a widely acknowledged need for more integrated approaches to sustainable land use that reconcile multiple landscape functions, sectors and stakeholders.