Sentence examples for central land from inspiring English sources
With no central land registry in Indonesia, campaigners say the result is a mess of competing claims.
Housing charities and council estates will in effect come under a central land bank, with Whitehall dictating disposals, subsidies and revenue transfers.
One is the future of the local government information house, a company set up by local authorities to run central land and property databases.
But always it was about how this central land ("too big for Europe, too small for the world," as Henry Kissinger once put it) would relate to its neighbours and continent.
In the meantime, he hopes that a new environment tax, to be introduced soon, will at least double Ibama's budget, and thus make it more effective.Another hindrance to the effort to control illegal logging has been that, since Brazil lacks a central land register, it has been easy to steal publicly owned forest.
Some cities relying principally on auto transport have even found that nearly two-thirds of their central land area is devoted to vehicular service (freeways, streets, and parking facilities), leaving only one-third of the surface space for productive or recreational use.
Economic reconstruction was slow, particularly in agriculture and in the old central lands, but it was accompanied by a growth of trade and manufacturing.
Apadana, E Stairway, W (Inner) Face of Parapet Bordering the Central Landing, Antithetic Files of Persian Guards.
But, Stampli's interface (which can be integrated directly into a company's enterprise resource planning software like NetSuite, Intuit QuickBooks or SAP) allows for every step of the invoice's journey to have a central landing page on which every relevant party can collaborate.
But, Stampli's interface (which can be integrated directly into a company's enterprise resource planning software like NetSuite, Intuit QuickBooks or SAP) allows for every step of the invoice's journey to have a central landing page on which every relevant party can collaborate.
One senior RAF officer at the Central Landing Establishment believed that such a large number refused due to a combination of inexperience and a fear that their parachute would not open when they jumped out of the aircraft.
