Sentence examples for multiple landowners from inspiring English sources

Telecommunications carriers have tended to place their fiber cables along railroad and highway rights of way to avoid having to negotiate with multiple landowners.

The story of how Janzen and Hallwachs learned to do business with multiple landowners simultaneously, making all-or-nothing offers for bundles of properties, to avoid being taken hostage by an individual holdout.

Landscape plans can involve multiple landowners or organizations.

Land parcels also differ in the type and quality of habitat and the spatial pattern of land use across multiple landowners is important for determining the conservation value of parcels.

Each offers the potential to combine the individual actions of multiple urban landowners in order to optimize the landscape-scale benefits of these actions in a strategic way.

In the informal "wheel and spoke" model, contractors and other natural resource professionals help multiple nearby landowners learn indirectly from each others' experiences, leverage financial resources, and access markets and fuel reduction services, without negotiating terms of cooperation among the landowners involved.

High-resolution monitoring approaches also provide a geography of forest C stock that facilitates the inclusion of multiple stakeholders ranging from individual landowners to national governments.

Because some of these landowners have forests in multiple locations, their level of risk is lower than that of landowners with small forests (≤ 250 hectares) in single locations.

He described the months leading up to the administration's decision as filled with back-and-forth meetings between the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), with its single-minded goal of conservation, and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), which was trying to appeal to multiple stakeholders including state governors and private landowners.

The Center's research incorporates and integrates multiple subject areas to study market conditions, landowner behaviors, policy implications, business decision-making, and natural resources management.

Regional measures of adaptive capacity derived from rural livelihoods analysis were populated with secondary data and used to communicate the multiple dimensions of adaptive capacity to groups of landowners.