Sentence examples for privileged climate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clai explained Istria's privileged climate with a parable: "When there wasn't any land left to give out, God said to the Istrians, 'Because you're so hard-working and humble, I'll give you the one piece of land I was saving for myself.' Thus we have our little paradise.

In Uelzen, all silvicultural management regimes simulate a reduction of spruce and pine proportions in favour of beech and Douglas-fir which is especially privileged under the climate protection (+27 percentage points) and reference run (+13 percentage points).

Big companies pay big money to get privileged access to climate policy-makers.

Multinational firms such as BP and E.ON have been enjoying privileged access to key European climate policymakers, according to a new report.

Smallholder livelihoods in southern Mexico could suffer a disproportionate negative impact if transgenic technology is privileged as a response to climate change.

Again this could be explained by the challenges faced by institutions such as ours that serve predominantly under-privileged students, in the current climate of student protests against continuing inequalities in the higher education sector.

We live in a privileged part of the world – our climate is good, there's lots of natural resources and space, and we have a lot of creative people living here.

The course seeks to develop a deeper understanding of the impacts of climate change on animals; the power dynamic between privileged human actors and the disenfranchised victims of climate change; and the intersection of animal welfare, environmentalism, food policy, and climate change.

For better or worse, these pro-participation studies became the foundation of New Labour cultural policy and led to a climate in which participatory art and education became a privileged vehicle of the social inclusion agenda.

Given Chile's privileged position as a natural laboratory for work in fields such as climate studies, volcanology, glaciology and seismology, the Center has placed special emphasis on the earth sciences in collaboration with the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (LDEO).

Over more than three decades, I have been privileged to talk with some of the world's most eminent experts on climate change and environmental issues and to listen to the wisdom of some of the world's indigenous people.