Sentence examples similar to Devolve land from inspiring English sources
For instance, the government has tried to control the conflict through establishing the Land and Water Fund and Origins Program, which devolves land and water rights to indigenous communities (Cárdenas and Antileo 2006).
Recently, the Chinese government has promoted reform of the tenure system for collective forests, which focuses on devolving land-use rights and forest ownership in collective forest areas to individual households.
Plans to devolve stamp duty land tax to Wales have been outlined to leading housing and business figures.
For Scott, it quickly and unexpectedly devolved into a waste land.
The civil rights era concept that our leaders would deliver us into the promised land has devolved into the idea that all we need to do is show up and follow.
Despite "This Land" later devolving into a bland patriotic staple, the song's full set of lyrics express the sum of Woody's philosophy about the good of the common people, the need to flatten out the economy so while the rich may still get the most, the poor get more than just some.
After a while, arguments made in that no man's land tend to devolve into meaninglessness: good government is good, bad government is bad, and everything's better when everything's better.
But his oppositional attitude to his native land has not devolved into pettiness, shtick or misanthropy.
Stamp duty and land tax being devolved to Wales.
Other players include gnomes, dwarves and trolls, while some swaths of territory have devolved into no-man's land, inhabited by lawless gypsies called Rovers.
