Sentences with word «neighbouring»

The Indonesian government has arrested executives from seven companies after air pollution from illegal forest fires forced thousands of people to flee their homes and schools had to be closed in neighbouring countries.

We pass a bit of time with neighbours as we run into them.

People are dying every day because of it, and the hospitals are purchasing blood from neighbouring countries to help save lives.

The love of neighbour as oneself has social implications such as concerning the use of material resources.

Current and historical charts on electricity production from conventional and renewable energies, electricity market prices and electricity trading with neighbouring countries.

It also creates a platform for neighbouring communities to dialogue on aspects of sustainability.

We could find ourselves in the position of neighbours who can hear the next door couple screaming at each other at every hour of the day and night.

Previous research has found that academies can generate external benefits on neighbouring schools.

Visit neighbouring islands; take snorkeling trips to swim with the turtles.

And to recruit the best staff, a school will need its salaries to be competitive with those at neighbouring schools.

Warning he would not tolerate low standards, the prime minister told failing schools they would be shut down or taken over by neighbouring trusts if they do not attempt to raise standards.

For your convenience, we've listed some alternatives in neighbouring towns below.

Some small breeds of dog are far too vocal to meet the requirements of being a good neighbour in an apartment building.

Best to invite the next door neighbours over for this one.

Traditionally, almost every town was a separate municipality, but their number was reduced greatly in the 1990s by incorporating smaller towns into neighbouring cities or by other mergers.

Yes, we will have to find people from neighbouring cities to take the job load once we are all gone fishing!

How a property operator distinguishes his or her asset from neighbouring properties could, if done well, make a significant difference.

The restaurant doubles as a beach club, open to guests of neighbouring resorts.

A loss today would see us fall to seven behind our noisy neighbours with only 11 matches remaining.

I recently met a new neighbour who told me he was the corporate counsel for a large company.

My near neighbours are older couples — unlikely to be housing spare dairy goodness.

From a financial perspective, the neighbourhood offers homes that are, on average, about 9 % cheaper than comparable properties in neighbouring communities.

That may be so, but our southern neighbours don't get to enjoy heated seats or a rear backup camera, among other little things, like we do.

The higher the difference to the wholesale price in neighbouring areas with less wind / solar becomes, the more power will be traded over ever longer distances.

The law about neighbours rights and responsibilities is covered generally by the common law, being the tort of nuisance or negligence.

Educators built on practices for using face - to - face relationship building: chatting and waving to neighbours when they could.

Like neighbouring houses, the owners had a central staircase.

However, while our stock market has fallen like others, there has been one striking difference from many of our European neighbours.

Both the novel and the short stories are historical, I've just completed a flash fiction series on bad neighbours which is contemporary.

Some sat old papers which were marked by neighbouring schools so that the scores could be passed on to secondary schools, but the data would not be used for national comparisons.

The party has all three council seats and intends to build out from here into neighbouring villages.

Blue and purple are close neighbours on the colour wheel, which gives this scheme a harmonious feel.

Municipal officials can see how their town stacks up against neighbouring communities and determine where they can improve.

The owners created a huge window with opaque glass to offer privacy from neighbouring houses and to allow a soft light to filter through.

And these taxes can vary widely between neighbouring cities.

But these startups are learning from the mistakes made by their southern neighbours.

Cats that are shut out are likely to wander greater distances and may try and get attention at other neighbouring homes, most cats that go missing do so overnight.

I started this project because I wanted to see neighbours build something together.

The new route is expected to greatly facilitate exchanges between both countries as well as neighbouring regions, while providing passengers with a greater range of options.

He chose to say that the sound of foreign voices and the thought of foreign neighbours makes him feel uncomfortable.

Apart from neighbours across the road if they really wanted to check on us from their second floor room!

They are where neighbours run into each other; where businesses succeed; where day - to - day life happens.

Active until the 80s, the city stopped dumping there when the Arab neighbours complained about illnesses they were getting from all the exposed trash.

If you do not have access, ask neighbours or approach the local council if the area is public.

The comparison with neighbours also serves the valuable purpose of largely rendering the test data free of trends.

Children doing chores or participating in activities such as 4 - H, helping neighbours and friends, as well as recreational activities such as hunting on farmland will also not be affected.