Sentence examples for straightforward land from inspiring English sources

Local governments have been strengthened and a new university has trained hundreds of urban planners.Ethiopia also benefits from having straightforward land laws.

Even if the "intervention" wasn't a straightforward land grab, then it suited powerful people who have a vested interest in keeping Indigenous Australians second-class, itinerant and stateless citizens in their own state, without anything like the consideration that Native Americans have achieved in the US.

"It simply defies common sense that a straightforward land-use permit approval would turn into a ban on animal husbandry practices -- an area in which the commissioners have no education, training or expertise," Joel Manby, president and chief executive of SeaWorld Entertainment, said in a statement.

This paper presents a spatially explicit bioeconomic model consisting of a straightforward economic land use model and an applied metapopulation model.

Not everything is so straightforward in Google land, as Google's chat protocols Hangouts and Talk, suffered a privacy issue on the 26 September that saw instant messages routed to unintended recipients.

In the women's keirin, the Beijing sprint champion Victoria Pendleton was unstoppable, progressing to the final in straightforward style to land her third gold medal of the week, but she was run close by the young woman who will be her team-sprint partner at the European championships, Jess Varnish, who was less than half a wheel behind at the line.

Three of the seven said they received straightforward answers about land application of sewage sludge from public officials.

It will also provide a relatively straightforward trajectory for landing.

Acquiring free land was straightforward.

Now customers simply answer some straightforward questions, and the Lands' End algorithm works out their perfect fit for them.

BEIJING — The scale of the Chinese agenda for long-term economic change makes piloting the country, the biggest driver of global economic growth, safely past the near-term perils of a hard landing seem straightforward.