Examples of using Blight in English and their translations into Japanese
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Sadler said investments in eliminating blight and getting community buy-in can pay off in a number of ways for urban areas across the country and be less expensive to sustain.
The exposure of the outside/blight and the inside/dark are simultaneously well controlled, regardless they are takes by a lens.
He thinks that further work should be done to test whether there was so little variation in the strains that caused the blight in Ireland and Europe.
Strangely blight with the grainy light exposing the empty space, the women link to the image of angels, in a dimension different from the present.
In 1865, following the suggestion of Professor David Blight of the Yale University History Department, the first memorial day was observed by liberated slaves at the historic race track in Charleston.
By pairing water management with other goals such as economic revitalization, reduced urban blight, and increased land use, these projects become more compelling to cities than just building dikes and barriers.
I observed and documented the battle between nature and a post industrial blight, to express my own feelings about a landscape I grew up in, my roots, my weeds… to document a time and a place…”.
Cotton clothing blights of sulfuric acid.
In Detroit, one of America's most blighted cities, there are now more than two thousand community gardens.
It's the overall change in perception created by cleaning up blighted property.".
Sometimes even the software, installed on your computer, that supports the BLIGHT files does not solve the problem.
At this point, the extension of all files, including the BLIGHT files should be displayed after the file name.
In the standard Windows settings, a computer user cannot see the BLIGHT file extension.
All the issues which blighted us past year need to be eradicated by a fresh approach".
Cellulite is an unfortunate and unsightly condition that blights the lives of many women.
These living devils, these evil spirits should leave the church as soon as possible, lest the church be blighted as a result.
After all, the institutions and the leaders of the European Union have succeeded in bringing together a continent blighted by war into a union of peaceful nations, and supported the transition of dictatorships to democracy.
When the federal government offered money in the 1960s for urban renewal to rehabilitate aging or blighted districts, more than thirty Sanford structures were razed.
After all, the institutions and leaders of the EU have succeeded in bringing together a continent blighted by war into a union of peaceful nations, and supported the transition of dictatorships to democracy.
Local authority strategies that deal with empty homes have several benefits- a strategy can help the authority meet its housing needs, regenerate blighted areas, increase Council Tax collection rate and improve housing conditions.
