Sentence examples for term landing from inspiring English sources

Over the following days they operated from the airfield at Forus, making a short term landing at Bergen-Herdla.

This article was amended on 24 June 2014 to correct the term "land lovers" to "landlubbers".

"The review will cover the option of moving to site value rating within five years, and in the longer term land value taxation more broadly," a spokesman said.

Long term land use conversion and freeze-thawing process posed additional characteristics to the water cycle.

Housing density is determined by long term land use policies while weather conditions evolve quickly.

The term land use describes the type of uses (e.g., forest, residential areas, mining and conservation areas, etc).

The term "land grabbing" indeed, describes large-scale and long-term farmland acquisition below the real market values, and it is also strongly correlated with the political, social, economic and environmental aspects of nations and people in the world.

The name Birbhum comes probably from the term Land (Bhumi) of the Brave (Bir).

Issues of data availability and quality are a concern of any long term land-system change assessment (e.g. Erb et al., 2008, 2009).

The fact that a very large part of the land used for food production is privately owned or has been allocated long term land rights to private persons or companies makes the top-down implementation of improved land system management that better match food production demand and ecosystem protection impossible.

But the government's apparent preference for a soft short-term landing makes a mockery of Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's claim that he will spare no sacred cows in overhauling the economy.