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Demand to clear new land for farming therefore remains strong, he said.
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The government said the land was needed for public interest development projects.
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The Gulf state had not, however, discussed buying agricultural land, he said.
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The tool should help policymakers to plan future land use, she said.
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Problems over acquisition of land for nuclear power plants could delay projects.
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Water will make a way for us to reach that far shore.
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Some diplomatic analysts believe it's an effort to shore-up support at home.
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Coming along the south shore of the Shallow Sea would be shorter.
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It could repeat those measures to help shore up the world economy.
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We dropped 'em off, up the north shore, 'bout an hour ago.
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And at the crack of dawn I want her set ashore.
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He was dragged out and at the next stop set ashore.
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Hotep they carried across and set ashore on the western side.
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At last we were scarcely set ashore at the fourth hour.
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Those, therefore, who could not hold their tongues were set ashore.
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I suppose you would like to be set ashore as soon as possible?
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I shall see that your crew is set ashore and given passage for London.
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They're an uneasy set ashore, sir, if the truth must be said of them!
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So he was taken down into the cabin and at the next stop set ashore.
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Odysseus, sleeping, is set ashore at Ithaca by the Phaeacians, and waking knows it not.
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The queen ordered out the boat, and was set ashore with her attendants on the rocks.
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The Spaniards, to the number of one hundred and ninety men and women, were set ashore.
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He hath been set ashore by John Hawkins in the Gulf of Mexico and there left behind.
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The suggestion has frequently been made that she should be set ashore permanently and put on wheels.
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Remember I am to be set ashore at midnight at a place which I will show you.
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At last Nengone was reached, and Wadrokala and Harper were there set ashore, better, but very weak.
