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• If we want decent housing for all, there must be institutions like HDFC that allow savings to be channelised into housing loans which get paid off over a period of 15 to 20 years.
• The "'River Great Ouse "'( ) is a river in the United Kingdom, the longest of channelised, to relieve flooding and provide a better route for barge traffic.
• The at-grade improvements such as auxiliary lanes for free left turning, storage lanes for right turn traffic, channelised islands for guiding the traffic etc . were built for better functioning of ground traffic movement.
• Not only did Sadasivam help her channelise her gifts towards the kind of music that ennobles rather than merely entertains, he also authored and supported her lifelong mission of raising crores of rupees for the needy and the sick.
• The Widgiemooltha Komatiite is host to no less than 15 individual channelised kambalda type komatiitic nickel ore deposits of which 5 have been mined, the remaining ten being of too low grade and low tenor to be economic at present.
• These declines probably reflect the widespread damage to riverine landscapes across lowland Europe, and in particular the loss of many features such as back channels, oxbow lakes and floodplain ponds as rivers are channelised and engineered for flood defence and agricultural purposes.
• He is a permanent director He sits in the board of directors of the " India Development Foundation of Overseas Indians ", a trust under the Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs for promoting and channelising the phialthropic efforts of the non resident Indians.
• Likewise, identifying areas where cumulate and channelised flow dominates over apparent flanking thin flow stratigraphy, dominated by multiple thin lava horizons defined by recurrence of A-zone spinifex textured rocks, is effective at regionally vectoring in toward areas with the highest magma thoughput.
• In the following decades this Sahibi River flow reaching Dhansa regulators was channelised by digging out a wide drain and connecting it directly to the River Yamuna, this in effect also completely drained off the seasonal Najafgarh Jheel which used to form here in the past.
• The "'Najafgarh Drain "'or "'Najafgarh Nallah "'( " nallah " in Hindi means " drain " ) is another name for the Sahibi River, which continues its flow through Delhi where it is channelised for flood control purposes.