Sentence examples for prevailing land from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the prevailing land tenure regime in the country does not allow private property rights on land and smallholders have very limited access to credit.

There is an overall concern on the prevailing land use practices, such as shifting cultivation and extraction of forest materials as agents of forests losses, but also new, emerging land uses are threatening tropical forests.

Prevailing land uses were found to contribute in different ways to the disturbance gradient at multiple scales, as land uses resulted from other types of biophysical and social controls shaping the region.

A myriad of constraints ranged from the prevailing land tenure system (e.g. communal land use and inadequate grazing land), through institutional capacity factors (e.g. lack of research, inadequate field veterinarians and ineffective vaccination strategy), to local-level risk factors (e.g. apathy, stray livestock and fence damage).

Prevailing land uses included agriculture (primarily livestock production), forestry, natural gas development and recreational activities (e.g., camping and off-highway vehicle use).

This view held that the prevailing land market structures had not provided opportunities for the rural poor to gain access to land.

Engineering approaches are based on mathematical representations of well-founded agro-ecological principles while taking into account available resources and prevailing land-related objectives.

Essential to analyses of forest-cover change is application of geospatial empirical or semi-empirical models of transition potentials based on the likelihood that forest land would change to non-forested land or vice versa depending on prevailing conditions of land-use change.

Changing patterns of land use are widely recognized to increase opportunities for introduced species to establish and spread, but already prevailing patterns of land use intensity also should be expected to influence the populations of species – both in their native and introduced ranges.

Eventually, many of the Mongol hordes combined their own shamanist beliefs with the Islam or Buddhism prevailing in the lands they overran.

Additional farmer attitude factors towards the production of DECs include the remoteness or location of their farm in relation to a bioenergy plant, the topography of their farm land, and prevailing climatic conditions that impact on soil moisture content (for both crop production and harvesting).