The farms were up to 50 m wide, and bordered by acacias.

It's extremely lumpy.

Orchids there are 20,000, at least, species of orchids amazingly, amazingly diverse.

The ground was very uneven.

Fungi multiplied. Orchids emerged, genitalia shaped to lure insects ...

Question No 97, by Mr Pierrôs (H 1100 90) Subject Unequal distribution of appropriations for regional operational programmes

And we're going to have high school kids growing Phalaenopsis orchids in the middle of the inner city.

Some rumors said that her diet consisted of orchid petals and that she slept 16 hours a day.

David Landes likes to tell the story of Nathan Meyer Rothschild, the richest man in the world in the first half of the nineteenth century, dead in his fifties of an infected abscess.

ODA has, at best, a patchy record.

That is why development tends to be unequal.

And we have a handshake with one of the large retail grocers to sell our orchids in all 240 stores in six states.

So, the Hispanics and the black folks have formed a partnership to grow high technology orchids in the middle of the inner city.

Inconsistent treatment across various means of payment which are quite similar in many respects should be avoided .

The length of entries is uneven, ranging from a few lines to as many as eight pages.

Six years after the eruption of the financial crisis, the recovery remains weak and uneven.

Unequal, discriminatory treatment of workers is socially divisive, politically unjust and economically inefficient.

The 11th edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica of 1911 described the city as follows The river is crossed by two bridges, and its banks are bordered by picturesque old houses.

The electricity is returned to the city s power grid, while the heat exhaust is piped to the facility s greenhouses, which produce tomatoes, strawberries, and orchids.

Did she create a new economic dynamism, or did she leave the United Kingdom bitterly divided, more unequal, and less cohesive than before?

Unfortunately , as we all know , respect for these rules in recent times has been mixed at best .

Bridges, windmills, floaters, and signs all have similar settings for configuring on which sides there are border walls. To show the wall on a side, check the check box for that side.

BERKELEY The conclusion that America has become vastly more unequal over the past 35 years is beyond doubt.

But on the more unequal end U.K., Portugal, USA, Singapore the differences are twice as big.

But the show of unity was short lived. Execution of the package was uneven, with some countries ending up not doing anything.

As the result, the Commission paid an attention to a necessity to further improve the management system and to the unbalanced development of the programme.

But some plants are manipulating animals, like in the case of orchids that promise sex and nectar and give in change nothing for the transportation of the pollen.

Since the introduction of the euro , integration within the banking sector has proceeded unevenly , varying according to the areas of banking business .

You can't seriously expect that they won't recognize you in that disguise. That lopsided, dime store moustache is a dead giveaway!

Last week, Bill Clinton at the TED Awards said, This situation is unprecedented, unequal, unfair and unstable.

In terms of the economy, the effects of Romney s policies in creating a more unequal and divided society would not be directly felt abroad.

Turning to fiscal policies , recent information provides a mixed picture and continues to raise concerns .

The world was getting steadily richer, but the income distribution within countries was becoming steadily more unequal.

Concentrated in coastal China, this model produced an uneven distribution of output and established a unique pattern of high savings and low consumption.

As regards fiscal policies in the euro area , most recent information again provides a very mixed picture .

PRAG speaking, the decisions of the WEU, the Community and the United Nations.

The average drop for the nine emerging countries including the still hugely unequal South Africa that she compares is more than three points (55.7 to 52.5).

As the level of scientific development varies according to the different cultural and linguistic fields involved, scientific research cannot restrict itself to the use of one single language as a means of communication and publication.

A prominent example of such unequal treatment occurred earlier this year when female singer Ivania Zayas was run over and killed by a car in the early hours of the morning.

A few weeks earlier in Canada, students had started strikes at York University and the University of Toronto, lamenting the insufficient and unequal allocation of resources to course instructors and teaching assistants.

We owe it to the public also for environmental reasons.

Colombia remains a highly unequal society, with the Gini coefficient, a common measure of inequality, hovering around 0.5 in the same range as Brazil and Chile.

The benefits of economic growth will be less unequally distributed than in the past few years, though they will still accrue disproportionately to those who are already better off.

It reinforces and reproduces inequality in a country which has the most unequal income distribution among OECD member states (as well as the highest per capita income in Latin America).

But it fell precipitously in Latin America, from a scandalous 55.1 in 2000 which made the continent the world s most unequal region to a still very high 50.2 a decade later.