Sentence examples for enter land from inspiring English sources

In that case an environmental group which threatened to enter land to uproot genetically modified crops could not rely upon the defence of public interest to justify trespass.

The most likely interpretation is that aborigines may enter land to hold ceremonies, visit sacred sites and even gather bush foods as long as they do nothing to interfere with a farmer's livestock, fences and pastures.

Linc "well knew" the risk that gas and air that was not contained during the fracking (hydraulic fracturing of coal seam gas) could enter land or waterways above the seams because the concept "is described in its own environmental management plans", she said.

The Environment Agency's spokesman Simon Barlow said: "The coast is still a very unsafe place to be and there may still be the opportunity for flood defences to fail and for water to enter land.

Justification by law refers to those situations in which there is statutory authority permitting a person to go onto land, such as the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, which allows the police to enter land for the purposes of carrying out an arrest.

A few days later, they are believed to have crossed the border and entered land in Syria held by Isis.

I was now following the Dart Valley Trail, soon entering land held by the Raleigh Estate, granted to the old seafarer who learnt to sail, I read, in the surrounding waters.

The company was granted an injunction to prevent activists from entering land throughout the Fylde in Lancashire, and in October 2014 part of its legal costs were awarded against Rothery as the only named defendant in the case.

Seventy-five pexpressedpressed interest in entering land into a scheme based on such agreements, but observed variation by landowner profile and farm type merits further investigation.

Accidental trespass also incurs liability, with an exception for entering land adjoining a road unintentionally (such as in a car accident), as in River Wear Commissioners v Adamson.

In 1874, gold was discovered in the Black Hills during a military expedition led by George A. Custer and miners and explorers began illegally entering land promised to the Lakota.