Sentence examples for opening of land from inspiring English sources

Vrba [53] interpreted the patchy fossil record of Caprini in Africa to represent repeated episodes of faunal immigration into the continent from Eurasia, coincident with episodes of global cooling and the opening of land bridge connections (her "traffic-light" model).

The problems faced in the prevention and control of malaria include problems associated with the opening of land for agriculture, mobility of the Orang Asli in Peninsular Malaysia and inaccessibility of malaria problem areas.

The opening of the land route carries implications for North-South commerce and communications that go far beyond tourism.

But Israeli officials have ruled out allowing construction materials for the private sector for now, as well as any imminent resumption of exports from Gaza or opening of additional land crossings to increase capacity, citing security concerns.

The opening of a land bridge across the Red Sea connected the Arabian Peninsula and Africa during cool periods when polar ice caps lowered the sea level and thus enabled the interchange of Asian and African bovids and other ruminants.

The administration's energy policy represents a giveaway of public resources -- the easing of environmental rules, the opening of public land to drilling and the provision of tax incentives to energy companies for exploration.

The plaintiffs asked for an injunction to stop the opening of KCA lands to settlement and the allotment of the land.

The opening of new lands to Catholics resulted in some sales of existing cultivated lands to others.

It was founded virtually overnight on April 22 , 1889 with the opening of Indian lands to settlement.

Since the opening of Steinhatchee Landing and the planned community Seaside (where The Truman Show was shot), Cracker resorts have been blossoming across Florida.

The opening of old lands in Asia and new ones in America changed Europe forever, and the Iberian countries understandably felt the changes first.