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91. Also, puffins tend to live in solitude, only ever coming together on land to mate, and ours is a one-person vehicle.

92. Back on land, he gave Mrs Beet mouth - to - mouth breathing.

93. Nomadism has always been at odds with the fixed boundaries of the nation state, and over the last few decades controversial government programmes have forced most Bajau to settle on land.

94. Under any open binary economical situation, farmland market circulation rate holds certain substitution effect on land redistribution.

95. Famous for its cuteness and comic gait on land, the penguin also has an enigmatic life at sea.

96. Tax Bases : tax on immovable property ( excluding land ) of enterprises and organizations and tax on land.

97. Chapter four is about the analysis of institutional economics on land factor.

98. Be traced back thousands of years ago the Neolithic Age, human beings evolved on land.Sentencedict

99. The land utilization data was in out of accord with the map information has gradually restricted the technical and scientific management on land resources.

100. Alexander Remizov, architect for Remistudio, shared with us his project, "The Ark", which is designed as a bioclimatic building with independent life-support systems that can be built on land or sea.

101. At home both in water and on land, the platypus is amphibious.

102. On a global scale, that would equate to 50 million tons a year, and an increasingly vocal band of environmentalists is expressing concerns about the impact that will have on land.

103. The walking catfish found in Southeast Asia can stay on land for hours at time, while lungfish found in Australia, Africa and South America can live out of water, but only in an inactive state.

104. Many high - gain stations will be deployed on land and ocean bottom.

105. Dive enthusiasts in Lithuania have opened the country's first underwater picture gallery[sentencedict.com], saying the waters of a lake in the west of the Baltic state unveil the beauty of art like nowhere on land.

106. Then, their move ideas leave no stone unturned is on land calculate , make an issue of.

107. The share based on land is considered part of the cost of silviculture from the whole sector's point of view.

108. The axolotl is an amphibian – one of a group of animals that spend their lives both on land and in water.

109. The settlers inadvertently constructed their fort on land sacred to the nomads.

110. To solve the problem of taxation, Dr. Quesnay and the physiocrats came up with their own original single tax (l'imp?t unique) —a single tax on land.

111. This very recklessness makes me feel that these costly operations may be only the prelude to far larger events which impend on land.

112. One of the ways we maintain unique styles of play on land and on the water is by contextually varying a unit's role.

113. We also have some good projects on land titling, because women's lack of access to land is one of the significant barriers to economic advancement.

114. In one of her strongest comments on the issue, Rice also called for Israel to stop building settlements on land it seized in the 1967 Arab-Israeli War.

115. Property assessment can affect significantly tax collection on land and buildings.

116. The greatest impact would be on land and very - shallow water organisms unprotected by deep water.

117. In the pre - classical period, economists mainly conducted empirical research on land tax.

118. Amphibian animals start their lives in water, and finish their rest lives on land.

119. Ideally this should be spread on land as an organic fertiliser and soil conditioner, however great care will be required to ensure that this does not become a further source of soil contamination.

120. It takes us back to the days 400 million years ago when lobe-finned fishes first began spending time on land. Auth imagines that not all the lobe-finned fish were pleased.