Sentence examples for restrictive land from inspiring English sources

Economists such as Harvard's Edward Glaeser argue that restrictive land regulations have helped drive up house prices.

The Adirondack Park Agency voted unanimously on Friday to classify the area as wilderness, the most restrictive land use designation.

The empirical results challenge for the government's land management policies, as the farmers' essential need to expand their production scale to meet increased efficiency rice production targets would seem to be in opposition to the current, more restrictive land management policies to be found in the Mekong delta.

The alleviating of restrictive land laws by the Virginia colonial government allowed Beverley to establish his own terms with settlers on his lands.

As I have discussed at length before, restrictive land use policies are very detrimental to those who don't already own a home.

But it's temporary because the underlying structure of the region's fragmented governance, restrictive land-use and taxation policies still favor ever-rising real estate prices.

Table  2 presents annual erosion rates estimated with the HCT for the combination of hillslopes, depth to the hydrologically restrictive soil layer, and land use utilized for applying the model to the LREW.

While Mexico is well known for restricting land ownership of beachfront homes and property near the coast, the rules in some Central American countries are less restrictive.

Ichinkhorloo's chapter bears witness to this subjugation process in Mongolian pastoral communities and highlights its restrictive consequences to land and pastoralist.

For example, in suburbs, lower densities can result from government decision making that leads to restrictive zoning and land use issues.

These differences are likely caused by the unit scale difference between the two models discussed in the previous paragraph and by the limited combinations of slope, depth to restrictive layer, and land use utilized by the HCT simulations.