Sentence examples for soil right from inspiring English sources

The New York office is something like an embassy: a plot of UK soil right in the middle of Manhattan.

Moreover, the recent rains have put "plenty of moisture in the soil right now so the trees can get started," Mr. Fargione said.

"It's a country where normal order has broken down; and where the government has made clear that they don't want to have western journalists on their soil right now, said Stuart Seidel, a deputy managing editor for NPR News.

This is very unlikely to happen, since Zelaya is officially on Brazilian soil right now.

While the fights are a bit too raw for US soil right now, there is already a US team competing in the sport.

They polished off the crop and went to work on the soil, right down to the red rock bone of the earth, and when they were finished, the swarm lifted, and let the wind carry them westward to the next county.

In contemporary democracies, all these devices occur to develop a new concept of citizenship, where the guarantees of freedom (a mix of civil, political and social rights) are extended (for blood rights or soil rights) to all subjects having common cultural characteristics within the boundaries of national States.

If we want truly healthy food that nourishes us we need to start with healthy soils right here in our cities.

Food waste, land rights, soil quality, obesity, access to nutritious food, overreliance on certain crops, genetic modification, price volatility, disaster preparedness, monitoring progress.

"The U.S. needs to establish a very clear legal basis for why they are holding Afghan citizens on Afghan soil, and right now there is no clear agreement between the two countries that gives the U.S. that right," said Sahr Muhammed Ally, a lawyer with Human Rights First, a New York-based group, who has studied detention arrangements in Afghanistan and at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

Yesterday's downpour has softened the soil, just right for hoeing.