Примери за lop

• Of 120 reports, 40 refer to pollarding, shredding or lopping hedgerow trees.

• Therefore, he frequently tried to eliminate personal guilt by lopping off parts of the mind.

• Trees are lopped in an area six to ten times larger than the area where the tree branches are piled and burnt.

• Table 13 shows the results of testing lop-all with sequential sampling and sampling by shorter sentences and longer sentences.

• The most frequent general term is 'to lop'.

• Trees were an important source of fodder and their branches were regularly lopped so that sheep and cattle could eat their twigs and leaves.

• He deplored that the hornbeam was lopped by husbandmen making it 'deformed and hollow' and only good for firewood, while yet underlining its 'continuance and flourishing'.

• Local spending was even more lop-sided.

• However, it does not provide a significant reduction over lop-all using random sampling: the two combinations are equivalent in their effectiveness for using the annotated material.

• The frequency of pollarding depended on the product required: for fodder, trees were usually lopped annually; for wood, the lapse was variable, depending on the species.

• They took the form of successive persons appointed to the rank of chief secretary lopping £10 million off the budget.

• Approximately £5 million has been lopped off it this year.

• If inspectors, however conscientious and however competent, inquire into three, four or half a dozen matters, they are producing a balance sheet which is lop-sided.

• It calls for a cut of £1,000 million over and above the £9,900 million already lopped off the defence budget.

• This is where the whole thing becomes lop-sided.