Sentence examples for workable land from inspiring English sources

(The ownership of workable land matters much in this world).

A distinctive feature of the Georgian economy is that agricultural land is both in short supply and difficult to work; each patch of workable land, even on steep mountain slopes, is valued highly.

The Supreme Court ordered President Robert Mugabe today to produce a workable land reform program in six months and effectively declared unlawful his drive to seize white-owned farms without paying compensation.

The rate of growth of the French Canadian population and the lack of good workable land outside the narrow St. Lawrence and Richelieu valleys contributed to the rush to low-paying jobs in urban industries and to the growth of urban slums, especially in Montreal.

That has led some investors to seek shelter in hard assets that hold value over time and offer inflation protection — workable land being one of them.

The SAT's real work lies in their steady process of squatting farms; not just as a protest at the vast tracts of workable land that are lying unused while their owners soak up EU subsidies, but also to provide a living for the locally unemployed "jornaleros" (day labourers).

In late December President Clinton offered new terms -- a detailed peace plan that would have given the Palestinians a workable state with all of Gaza and (after a land swap) territory equivalent to about 97percentt of the West Bank.

The longer the Israelis continue to settle the West Bank, and to cut roads through it that can often be used by Israelis only, the harder it will be to create a workable Palestinian state on contiguous land rather than a series of cantons criss-crossed by Israeli roads connecting settlements.

Livestock concentration, soil compaction and erosion, living plant cover, dead plant residue on the surface, forage mass and height and soil organic matter are some workable aspects of grazing land management.

Supplanting him now will likely be the easiest part of the mission; building a new order, engineering a workable politics in a land beset by sectarian struggles and by the trauma of three decades of brutal dictatorship, will be much harder, demanding persistence, steadfastness, quantities of treasure and perhaps of blood.

A design that's impractical on land could be workable, and cheaper, offshore.