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… influence its orientation. Though the study is mainly restricted to the legal domain, it is nevertheless … promotion of fertilizer production and utilization 58/, chemical inputs 59/, improved seeds 60/, and plant … through the use of fertilizers and selected seeds, the chemical and biological control of parasites and disease, the …

… yet recognize it. Collection of dead wood is usually not restricted in urban and peri-urban areas where it is … have impacts on sub-national level decisions. UPFG is restricted to the municipal level in many countries. … by wind and/or water, deterioration of the physical, chemical and biological or economic properties of soil and …

… processes remains marginal at best, and remains restricted to the implementation phase of a species listing … or its role in the ecosystem, trade can be regulated, restricted or, if necessary, prohibited. Any such decision … human development can be addressed through CITES, which is restricted to its narrow, but vital, role. 4. …

… interest in the use of biodiversity as a source of novel chemical compounds for the development of new … variations in climate and weather, and differences in chemical inputs and agricultural practices, produce patterns …

… in extending distribution networks to villages, they have restricted rural access to electricity services. Today, less … subsidy. Generally, consumer subsidies should be restricted to the poorest households and to the … that are intended to alleviate poverty should normally be restricted to energy services provided through fixed …

… will be. The relative costs and benefits of greater versus restricted public participation will depend on the situation. … should also include the activities that would be restricted (e.g., land use change that implies deforestation, …