Sentence examples for overcome land from inspiring English sources
A runoff and contaminant emission model has been developed in order to overcome land use differences.
With the emphasis shifting towards the development of advanced biofuels, microalgae has proven to be a promising feedstock to overcome land use and food security issues while growing in waste or seawater [7, 9, 10, 11].
In a letter to the county, H.U.D. said Westchester had failed to set forth strategies to overcome exclusionary land-use approval processes and zoning ordinances.
In recent years, various countries have tried to overcome the land-based bottlenecks by the design and construction of new offshore airports.
The KGR is seen as a safe haven, a legitimate area of land set aside for Fulani by the government, overcoming the land rights issues that confronted Fulani when living among hosting communities.
It was one of several brawny, moving exercises in mass vocalizing: "We Shall Overcome," "This Land Is Your Land," "Well May the World Go," "This Little Light of Mine".
Side one of the album (remember album sides?) features the oldest war horses of the civil rights movement: We Shall Overcome, This Land Is Your Land and Where Have All The Flowers Gone.
Seaborne armies were rarely strong enough to overcome a resolute land-based foe.
The government is making efforts to overcome inequality by redistributing state land to the poor.
The total land area may have indirect positive impacts on investment in trees by enabling farmers to generate production surpluses, to overcome credit constraints, where land can be used as collateral for credit (Kabore et al. 1997), and allow them to adopt improved agroforestry technologies that increase productivity of tree products.
Clear and credible information is needed to determine where restoration is most needed, guide the selection of alternative scenarios, develop policies to incentivize restoration on private land, identify restoration options on public lands, and overcome institutional and policy bottlenecks.
