Sentence examples similar to earmark land from inspiring English sources

The earmarked land still sits uninhabited and forlorn.

Agro EcoEnergy's Tanzania project has been stalled for years because of a row over the relocation and compensation of farmers living on the earmarked land.

From the start of the Second World War in 1939, the Commission organized grave registration units and, planning ahead based on the experience gained from the First World War, earmarked land for use as cemeteries.

He said that planning regulations would be relaxed, developers would have to pay windfall taxes on profits to pay for more housing and local authorities would have to earmark new land for development.

Combined, these investors have earmarked $546m forAFR1000 land restoration investments.

In addition to his handling of the Foley scandal, Hastert has been dogged by ethics questions regarding highway funding bill earmarks affecting land close to property that he owns.

George Osborne, the chancellor, has stuck to Tory-friendly territory by earmarking brownfield land around Ebbsfleet for the first of the new garden cities. Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, has invited local authorities to bid for funding of up to £2.4bn for three more.

A recent study from the Banking Association of South Africa argues that developers have lost interest in affordable housing, in large part because municipalities are too slow to earmark and service land for development.

The club's community trust sits on one of the pieces of land earmarked for development.

A security wall may be justified but not on land earmarked for a Palestinian state.

Arora's scheme would see that survive, along with 20% of the land earmarked for the expanded airport.