Sentence examples for wider land from inspiring English sources

In the red zones, which cover two-thirds of the state, permits for water and rules against disturbing fragile species would be more closely enforced in a novel attempt to bring environmental regulations to bear on wider land use.

Given the centrality of private landowners in delivering public policy, we see a need to go beyond this body of evidence and focus on innovative approaches, including engagement via social networks, knowledge exchange processes which build on existing relations and link with land managers' existing objectives, and the contextualisation of woodland within the wider land use sector.

The airplane had to have a greater wingspan, longer fuselage and a wider landing gear than the M-2.

We conclude with a discussion of the wider land-use policy implications of this analysis.

Reductions to the smallest size tested (0.25 mm) continued to showed improvement over wider lands.

Assessing the ability of species to persist within remnant forest patches and disperse across the wider land-use matrix will also be critical to evaluating strategies to enhance biodiversity within agricultural landscapes (Edwards et al., 2010).

While on an art-making trip with Heizer in 1968, De Maria sent Dwan a telegram from Arizona that read, "Many land sensations and projects already realized so very positive I urge you to consider closing of gallery and to consider world wide land operations".

Local civic leaders had been calling for a halt to such construction for more than a year, saying the town had approved too many high-density projects in recent years without first developing a town-wide land use plan for them.

This conclusion contradicts persistent suggestions of Australian-wide land management and the pervasiveness of the impacts of 'fire-stick farming'.

Based on time variation in land reallocation (i.e., a more insecure land arrangement) across villages in 1995 and 2003 period, the authors find that farmers reduced their probability of migrating in response to a higher probability of village-wide land reallocation.

The contributions to this themed issue provide conceptual theoretical and empirical takes on the topic, around four main areas of interest to both researchers and policymakers: nation-wide land use issues, the Sloping Land Conversion Program, land engineering and land use, and land use transitions.