Sentence examples for reclamation and development from inspiring English sources

In 1959, an editorial in The New York Times cried out for reclamation and development.

Instead, the House of Assembly committee recommended reclamation and development of all current grazing reserves under the 1965 Grazing Reserve Act (albeit that most were recognised as being severely encroached), clear demarcation and enforcement of cattle routes and support for cattle production within these protected areas.

The House of Assembly committee recommendations with regard to the reclamation and development of grazing reserves under the 1965 Grazing Reserve Act and clear demarcation and enforcement of cattle routes represent efforts to balance the inequality in land tenure administration and will be important in reducing conflict.

In 2001 2009, AO inhabitants were bitten by ticks during their vacation or recreational outdoor activities (66.9%), in their garden of summer cottages (20.6%), during their business activities (8.1%), or during land reclamation and development (4.4%).

To contain these floods and harness the might of an entire river system for purposes of navigation, power production, land reclamation, and watershed development, the Tennessee Valley Authority was established in 1933, and it quickly became one of the chief factors influencing the ecology of the Southern Appalachian region.

Habitat loss associated with land reclamation and shoreline development is becoming increasingly prevalent as coastal cities expand.

In arid and semi-arid regions, land reclamation and agricultural development projects that may increase the volume of water diversion should be kept under strict control.

Industry declined after the Second World War and subsequent land reclamation and new housing developments have changed the face of the town, but its centre still retains the atmosphere of a bustling market town, with a refurbished market square.

Although industrial activity declined in the late 20th century, land reclamation and post-war residential developments have continued to alter Tyldesley's landscape, and have encouraged renewed economic activity, particularly along Elliott Street Tyldesley's central commercial area and its main thoroughfare.

The pre-inoculation of alder seedlings in commercial greenhouses prior to their outplanting on OSPM-affected reclamation sites could significantly accelerate their growth and development.

The difference in nutrient profiles for these two reclamation soils has important implications for plant growth and development.