Sentence examples for division of land and from inspiring English sources

But civil strife has grown since then, based on religious differences and local concerns, such as the division of land and government corruption.

Speaking to the elected peasant officials, the Emperor recalled the advice of his father "not to believe in rubbishy and idiotic reports of the division of land and such like".

Lamontagne's 5 years of experience at CSIRO's division of land and water in the southeastern city of Adelaide have provided him with an insider's perspective on the challenges and rewards of doing science in Australia.

A manor was a division of land and administered by a Lord of the Manor or his representative; in the case of Tintwistle, it was part of the larger lordship of Longdendale.

Oaks and other species are replacing pines as savannas disappear from the southeastern United States because of the continuing division of land ownership and protection from fire.

Ms. Klustner was hired for that job, the director of finance and operations for Hewlett-Packard's real estate division, overseeing $3.5 billion of land and building assets in 69 countries and 1,100 locations -- and she was able to stay put.

The case is rooted in one of the most fraught issues facing not just Zimbabwe, but other nations in the region, especially South Africa: the unjust division of land between whites and blacks that is a legacy of colonialism and white minority rule.

Kenya's conservancy concept was devised as a means to address the escalating issue of lost indigenous habitats, through the division of land, over-grazing and intensive farming.

In 1930 the Land Apportionment Act legalized what already existed in practice: the division of land between the whites and the blacks, with the whites owning 19.9 million ha (49.1 million ac) out of a total of 40.3 million ha (99.6 million ac).

It has always been the "left" that pushed for "division" of the land and "separation" between Jews and Arabs in order to secure a big Jewish majority inside Israel.

The impoverishment of the rural population and the division of land holdings led to a peasant revolt in 1846.