The mandatory scope is in essence forest land and agricultural land, and land for which the use has changed from or to these uses.
The proposal is in essence a land swap: Mr. Kushner would get Adams Street, the beach access road that nearly bisects his sprawling oceanfront property, and he would give the town 10 parking spaces and a new, paved and lighted path to the beach nearby.
Earth, fire and water were her tools: she had covered the ground with earth and captured the essence of the land with a red ochre wall and a couple of lakes.
The 16-year-old actress has landed Essence magazine's February cover and pretty much secured her position as a role model for many of her peers, most recently serving as the keynote speaker for a teen leadership conference.
Since the 1800s, dewy images of oranges, lemons and other fruits have been a lure for seekers of the state's postcard essence, symbols of fertile land, felicitous climate and the possibilities of pleasure.
To support their bid, a robust resettlement policy may be of the essence to address the land issue in post-landslide displacement and deprivation.
Pope wasn't talking about genius in the modern sense; he meant a kind of essence or spirit of the land.
When whites mined the earth or made roads, Skipper explained, "they scraped the mangi off the land," and the essence of the past inhabitants was lost.
In essence, PBS Coals is giving the land to the relatives' group, Families of Flight 93, as part of a three-way deal with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to address pollution problems on the site.
Aram Saroyan says "Nicosia brings alive this huge land -- in essence the new America -- as nothing else I've read... .. Lawrence Ferlinghetti says Nicosia's poem is "more than poetic memories of China... it's history".
