Sentence examples for Particular lands from inspiring English sources

What treaties have affected borders and sovereignty of particular lands in the region?

Other parts of the proviso signify an exclusion of particular lands from the grant as extended, but not a change in its nature.

In short, it is apparent that the treaties dealt with extensive areas in a general way and not with particular lands in a specific way.

The landscape of Mediterranean mountain areas in north-eastern Spain, in particular lands traditionally devoted to vineyard cropping, is rapidly changing.

True, it was said that the reservations were established as 'future homes' for the Indians; but this meant that the Indians were to live within the reservations, and did not have reference to any particular lands within their limits.

By reason of the relation in which the United States is suing, the value should be determined on the basis of the prices which would have been controlling had the particular lands been dealt with, as they should have been, under the act of 1889.

But the communiqué issued on Sunday did not mention that particular land reform policy.

The second alternative invokes ethno-geographic communities characterized by particular land-use patterns.

The study then identifies the particular land-cover consequences of each of these strategies.

He fought bravely and gamely but suffered a sustained beating, uppercuts in particular landing seemingly at will from the early stages.

But the FARC's demands include substantial socioeconomic change and, in particular, land reform to redistribute the lopsided nature of land ownership, which the elite would fervently resist.