Sentence examples for U.S. lands from inspiring English sources

In addition, the Department of Interior will impose tighter regulations of both new and existing oil and gas facilities located on U.S. lands, the officials said.

That novel idea like the ideas of U.S. lands that would never be states and U.S. people with less than full constitutional rights—ripened into conventional wisdom and, eventually, similar doctrine that remains binding today.

The U.S. lands 6 million cargo containers a year, including transshipments, or containers en route to another overseas port.

In 2014, the carbon "sink" provided by U.S. lands sequestered 11% of the country's total greenhouse gas emissions.

The partnership promoted sales of U.S. lands in Europe, and sought to acquire U.S. obligations to France.

Drilling more on U.S. soil and off our coast, or building the KXL pipeline across U.S. lands, will not insulate us from that unstable market.

From 1872 to 1920 the school received U.S. land-grant funds.

Halliburton employees were on the ground within twenty-four hofrs of the first U.S. landing in Mogadishu.

Along with our climate partners, we are examining the potential effects of southeastern U.S. land-cover change on regional climate.

On the other hand, Americans have long grappled with an existential fear of foreigners controlling U.S. land and food resources.

Land use in the South Bohemia of the Czech Republic is dominated by forest and pasture, whereas in the Midwest U.S., land use is dominated by row crop agriculture.