Sentence examples for commission land from inspiring English sources

Alison Willott Monmouthshire, Wales   Remember when the Conservatives helped formed the Government in 2010, they immediately announced they wanted to sell off Forestry Commission land.

It rejects selling all commission land to the private sector, and proposes that the commission keeps its present role overseeing the country's forests, whoever owns them.

It is rare for private collectors to commission land sculpture, also known as land art, because the works can cost from hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars and require a commitment to a particular site.

After his extracurricular activities — steering fellow students toward online casinos for a small commission — land him in trouble with the dean, Richie gambles his tuition money at an Internet poker site.

Property owners who object to the agency's classification of their buildings can commission land surveys (at a cost of several hundred dollars) and then ask FEMA for a "letter of map amendment" to show to their banks.

No request for offers, no competition, no original idea of our own - just a juicy commission landed on our laps.

"I once had a meeting with someone in commissioning land," says Amos. "And he said to me, 'Steve, you're so funny, you're ready now.' Then he points out of his window and goes, 'It's them out there.

Lands Commission president, Lands court member, Bee keeper since 1978.

Uncertainty over exactly where the commission would land on rates is one reason the state's providers are full freak-out mode.

One theory goes that a request from the Indian high commission to land a private plane at Waterkloof was approved because it was thought the flight contained Indian officials on business.

From 1993 to 2000, in response to requests from farmers, the corps changed its pattern of releasing water from the Clearwater Dam, which is 115 miles upstream from the commission's land.