It is a question of what kind of land the British want to inhabit and, more important, who should have the right to define it.
Asked whether the now-cleared land might be considered for traveller occupation, he said there was "a question of ownership" concerning the land because the council was still trying to recoup the costs of the 2011 evictions.
This research addresses a question of whether other arrangements of land, ameliorating the negative effects of current growth in the suburban fringe, are feasible from the perspectives of planning agencies and property developers.
"It's a question of occupation of Arab land, which necessarily leads to legitimate resistance".
This is a question of political control, not land ownership.Here's an even more obvious case.
It is not just a question of toxicity in the land, she said, but of poisoned personal relationships.
For other nations, patriotism is basically a question of loyalty to the land of one's birth -- the patrie, the patria, or the Vaterland -- however it happens to be governed.
It's partly a question of meritocracy: in a land in which appointments are invariably made through nepotism rather than competence, it's perhaps inevitable that any investigation has holes in it and that decent lawyers are able to find them.
The crackdown is a setback for advocacy groups that focus on the crucial question of land rights, an issue that is likely to become more contentious as economic growth makes villagers' land more attractive to companies and property developers.
(Subsequent governments took a more conservative stance toward the question of land rights of the poor, but in 1961 continuing social pressure finally resulted in legislation to create the Colombian Institute of Agrarian Reform. By the mid-1970s more than 135,000 land titles had been distributed by the institute).
