Sentence examples for yield land from inspiring English sources

The Arab participants sought a settlement under which Israel would yield land it occupied.

At present Israel's religious parties are in the hawks' camp, where a reluctance to yield land for peace predominates.

Sensitivity analysis was done to demonstrate the effect of input uncertainty in yield, land rent and storage dry matter loss on the model outputs.

"And don't you think this campaign ought to be about evicting the money-changers from the temple?" Dr. Dean grew up spending Sundays in an Episcopal church, and attended religious boarding school, but became a Congregationalist after the Episcopal church he belonged to in Burlington, Vt., refused to yield land for a bike path around Lake Champlain that he championed.

About 35,000 ha waterlogged saline soils have been reclaimed in these states with significant improvement in crop intensity, yield, land value and farmers income.

Its members could yield land for the sake of homogeneity, or they could give up homogeneity (agree to the creation of a multiracial society) for the sake of the land.

Mr Van Miert is insisting that British Airways and American Airlines yield landing slots at London's crowded Heathrow airport before he will allow them to merge their operations.

For the more intrepid traveller, a brief sojourn across the crystalline narrow sea will yield lands of rolling deserts, bountiful cities and an intoxicating mixture of temperate climates, enchanting mysticism and lenient approaches to horse consumption and the ownership of wealth, dragons and people.

Q. Are you buying high-yield bonds? A. I think the peak in defaults has occurred, but we have been more selective in high-yield land.

Jatropha could only be grown on low-yield land of marginal soils that were not suitable for food production, he said, and would "in no shape or form" displace food crops.

At low cocoa yields, wildlife-friendly farming is the best option; whereas at higher yields land sparing is best.