Sentence examples for reserve land from inspiring English sources

Most of the reserve land is located in parts of the country that have favourable climatic conditions for intensive agriculture.

Elephant protection relies on the defence of reserve land from legal and illegal encroachment, logging, roads and other developments.

The second project, the wharf, would use nature reserve land for an industrial fish-processing complex with a pier and a gas station.

White moved to Vancouver a few months ago, joining the ranks of indigenous Canadians who no longer live on "reserve land".

One way to improve social self-sufficiency of the reserve is to develop ecotourism and private donors, which will increase economic vitality and mitigate the intense economic competition for reserve land.

On 5 August the NT government gazette revealed all 23 would become "general reserve" land, a designation which is usually used to protect areas from potential threats but which is open to other applications, including a mineral authority.

For this later prospect, the Conference on Malay Reserve Land, in November 1996 recommended that the state governments have to identify Malay reserve lands with high potential for future development (Buang 1997).

Maintenance of suitable habitat for mobile species will require an extensive reserve network in conjunction with conservation-compatible non-reserve land management to accommodate species that track suitable conditions [50], [53].

Leading shares enjoyed their best daily performance for nearly two weeks as traders toasted Janet Yellen's latest update from Federal Reserve land.

They tell you how you can get rich, and often that means getting rich [by] taking advantage of other people's foibles or miscues or faults," said Jim Rokakis, vice-president of the Western Reserve Land Conservancy, a land conservation thinktank operating in northern Ohio.

In Malaysia, the Malay Reserve Land (MRL) refers to the land owned by the indigenous Malays.