例句與造句

1. Nadis can store overflow water from the chauka system, used on common property resources.
2. The villain may be " open access management, " which treats fish stocks as a common property resource for which one and all scramble to catch.
3. The "'Guassa Community Conservation Area "'( GCCA ) is one of the oldest known common property resource management in Sub-Saharan Africa.
4. For instance, Elinor Ostrom's study of schemes for the regulation of common property resources resulted in the discovery of mechanisms for overcoming the tragedy of the commons.
5. See, however, Ostrom's ( 1990 ) work on how people using real common property resources have worked to establish self-governing rules to reduce the risk of the tragedy of the commons.
6. It's difficult to find common property resource in a sentence. 用common property resource造句挺難的
7. Oakerson is a former member of the Panel on Common Property Resources Management of the National Resource Council and a coeditor of " Making the Commons Work : Theory, Practice, and Policy " ( 1992 ).
8. Social discrimination based on caste hierarchy that prevails in northern India and economic inequality of unequal distribution of land, demand to have better minimum wages, and right to have control over common property resources played important roles in instigating the conflict.
9. Speaking on the occasion, Plant Science head OP Chaturvedi stressed on importance of work in close collaboration with people and different agencies and not in isolation . He said that common property resources should be protected, conserved and utilised with community participation for their common cause and development.
10. For examples of this critique, Ostrom in her book " Governing the Commons : The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action " ( 1990 ) argues that instead of self-interest always causing degradation, it can sometimes motivate people to take care of their common property resources.
11. These eight risks are very much direct and basic in nature which are ( i ) landlessness, ( ii ) joblessness, ( iii ) marginalization, ( iv ) loss of access to common property resources, ( v ) increased morbidity and mortality, ( vi ) food insecurity, ( vii ) homelessness and ( viii ) social disarticulation ( ).
12. Hardin's ( 1968 ) concept of the tragedy of the commons popularized the challenges involved in non-exclusion and common property . " Commons " refers to the environmental asset itself, " common property resource " or " common pool resource " refers to a property right regime that allows for some collective body to devise schemes to exclude others, thereby allowing the capture of future benefit streams; and " open-access " implies no ownership in the sense that property everyone owns nobody owns.
13. Earlier in her career, as Director, Women and Child Development, Government of Karnataka ( 1993-1995 ) and around the time of the passage of the landmark 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act, she initiated training programmes for women elected local body members encompassing cross sectoral issues of health, education, water and sanitation and common property resources . she carried this initiative forward in conceptualising and implementing a large scale, participatory, satellite-based training programme which reached out to more than 80, 000 elected representatives of local bodies.