Sentence examples for restrict cultivation from inspiring English sources

They would also restrict cultivation to state-registered growers.

In recognition of this dead-lock, the European Commission (EC) has suggested that individual member states should have the right to restrict cultivation of a given GM crop even if there are no scientifically established risks, that is, to adopt restrictions on the basis of socio-economical or ethical grounds [ 6].

Similar to all biomass production systems, however, microalgae have restricted cultivation areas.

Moreover, new European legislation on GMOs allows Member States to restrict the cultivation of GMOs on their own territory based on socio-economic impacts, environmental or agricultural policy objectives, or with the aim to avoid the unintended presence of GMOs in other products (Directive 2015/412).

The post-war British Colonial Government (1946 1963) took sterner action to restrict shifting cultivation, increasing the area under forest reserves to 24% by 1960 and introducing a total ban on the felling of primary forest for shifting cultivation, effectively from the introduction of the 1958 Land Code (though some local administrative approvals were given to clear primary forest in the 1960s).

This reserve is protected and is restricted from cultivation.

There are also questions around whether the government will allow plants to be grown outdoors, or if they will be restricted to cultivation in greenhouses.

Under suboptimal conditions, P. balfouriana grows slowly, which restricts its cultivation.

Seed dormancy is one of the main factors restricting artificial cultivation.

Cold is one of the major constraints restricting cereal cultivation under temperate climates (Kosova et al., 2011).

In practice though, the SFE did not restrict local swidden cultivation, 12 so that despite the State's new claims on the land usurping traditional local claims, villagers continued to cultivate the land as in the past.