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31. Most of these allocations were for parks and recreation projects.

32. Table 8.2 shows an interesting relationship with Table 5.3, which shows the levels of participation in various sport and recreation activities.

33. A girl's basketball camp is being organized by the City Recreation Department.

34. There is considerable pressure to use these waters for recreation, and they receive much disturbance.

35. It will meet again on 3 March to make recommendations which the recreation committee will consider on 15 March.

36. The environmental impacts of recreation, tourism and sport are insignificant in relation to those posed by forest demise.

37. It was recreation hour, explained Brother Andrew with a smile, and the Brothers were letting off steam.

38. The open countryside will be protected, but recreation and nature conservation will be encouraged.

39. One problem is that, apart from supplying timber, the commission's forests are used for recreation and conservation.

40. It is a city more in tune with outdoor recreation than cultural institutions, but it rains there.

41. Prisoners, unable to exercise outside in sub-zero temperatures, had been allowed longer in the recreation rooms.

42. If you watch a game, it's fun. If you play it, it's recreation. If you work at it, it's golf. Bob Hope 

43. The site is a former quarry which is now managed for wildlife, informal recreation, environmental education and timber production.

44. He was not physically robust and his main recreation was playing bridge and parlour games.

45. Hundreds of such carpet-patterns lie folded in the brains of a few medicine men, still ready for ceremonial recreation and use.

46. All public lands and forests are shut to recreation use-they're not letting people through.

47. The primary entertainment and recreation decks are located between the accommodation decks.

48. In these nations,(sentencedict.com) the countryside is increasingly being exploited as a source of recreation and as a venue for sporting events.

49. The afternoons at the conference were left free for recreation.

50. The directors of finance, human resources and the parks and recreation departments would no longer need this approval.

51. Trampling of vegetation is one of the most widespread environmentally degrading repercussions of recreation and can also lead to excessive soil erosion.

52. Yet even for inexpensive recreation pursuits we still find a strong positive correlation of participation with income.

53. We expect more outdoor recreation, exploring the local hills and fjords.

54. Apart from damage caused by trampling and erosion, more widespread and long-lasting degradation can occur as a result of recreation activities.

55. Permission has been requested by the Darlington council recreation committee to build a platform on to the railway museum at Hopetown Lane.

56. At age 10, she began tagging along when her brothers would head out to the neighborhood playgrounds and recreation centers.

57. Phil Arnold, assistant general manager of the Recreation and Park Department, said the 49ers had agreed to the terms.

58. The ensuing conflict has been sharpened by the phenomenal growth of outdoor recreation during the last two decades.

59. The main question to be answered is how to distinguish between active sport and more general leisure and recreation activities.

60. There he was able to indulge in his favourite recreation, fishing for salmon in the waters of the Wye.