Sentence examples for declaring land from inspiring English sources

Mr. Daldegan said the pictures proved that the space agency was declaring land that had been deforested as far back as 2000 as newly cleared.

(manhattan.about.com/cs/attractions/a/031203a.htm) New York was the first state to 1) preserve a historic site (Washington's headquarters at Newburgh); 2) establish a state park (Niagara Reservation); and 3) declare land "forever wild" (the Adirondack and Catskill forest preserves) in the State Constitution.

After the overthrow of the Derg regime from power in 1991, the 1995 Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (FDRE) Constitution declared land to be the property of the State and the People of Ethiopia.

The USDA released a pamphlet in 1915 that declared land along the New River Canal would be too costly to keep drained and fertilized; people in Ft. Lauderdale responded by collecting all of the pamphlets and burning them.

Or so declares Lands' End, which claims to be the home of this province, as well as of the Slenderizing Zone, which is presumably nearby.

The feeling dates to the days when, with the stroke of a pen, Theodore Roosevelt declared lands he wished to protect as national monuments under the American Antiquities Act.

Since a 1976 U.S. Supreme Court decision declared land-use referendums constitutional, such measures have become a national staple.

On the hills to the south and east of the village is a rapidly expanding ultra-orthodox Jewish settlement built on Palestinian land seized by the Israeli government and declared "state land".

Four hundred hectares (988 acres) in the Etzion settlement bloc near Bethlehem were declared "state land, on the instructions of the political echelon" by the military-run civil administration.

In Gadarif, the 1970 Unregistered Land Act declared state ownership of all unregistered lands.

The third step is the signing of a presidential decree declaring the land demarcated Indian territory.