Sentence examples for distributed land from inspiring English sources

He distributed land, made loans available to peasants, organized workers' and peasants' confederations, and expropriated and nationalized foreign-owned industries.

The Métis and their allies were eventually defeated by federal troops, though the Canadian government subsequently distributed land grants to the Métis.

The initiatives distributed land to more than two million landless families and, in turn, established a leftist coalition known as the Left Front that dominated state politics for three decades until showing recent signs of weakening.

MESH required multiple inputs to provide a complete distributed land surface model.

This distributed land surface model, commonly used in Canada for medium- to large-scale simulations, was run for the 2002 2014 study time period (Pietroniro et al. 2007; Verseghy 1991).

The ionospheric potential shows ±40 kV of diurnal variation in universal time; because, as the Earth rotates, thunderstorm activity maximizes successively in the late afternoon-evening local time over the non-uniformly distributed land masses around the globe.

In the course of his campaigns, Zapata distributed lands taken from the haciendas, which he frequently burned without compensation.

He enforced the reform and distributed lands of his adversaries (who were killed or exiled) among the small holders.

The focus of this chapter is the impact of widespread, primarily distributed land-use types, including timber production, crop agriculture, grazing, and urban land uses at the small watershed scale.

In 1713 surveys determined that the border between Massachusetts and the Connecticut Colony had been incorrectly sited in the 17th century, and that Massachusetts had consequently distributed lands that actually belonged to Connecticut.

When David I acceded to the Scottish throne in 1124 after spending much of his life living as a baron in England, he brought with him a number of Anglo-Norman vassals, to whom he distributed lands and titles, first in the lowlands and borders and then later in buffer zones in the North and West.