Sentence examples for establishment land from inspiring English sources

Shortly after the AAF's establishment, land was purchased for an air base at Laverton, eight kilometres (five miles) inland of Point Cook, and in July 1921 Williams made the initial proposal to develop a base at Richmond, New South Wales, the first outside Victoria.

For all of the attention paid to the field of Republican presidential candidates on the final day of a frenzied burst of campaigning — it felt as if the weight of the Washington political and media establishment landed here on Monday — the race is only now beginning.

For Turkey this has some attractions, not least by revitalising Kars and the area around the border through the establishment of land trade routes.

William Rowley, an professor of western agricultural history at the University of Nevada-Reno, partially attributed Bundy's politics to Mormonism's "strong devotion to local institutions and to seeing a threat from outside forces … the conservation movement and the establishment of land management agencies brought the federal government a lot closer to their lives".

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The establishment of land plants in the terrestrial environment brought about a fundamental transformation of the Earth's surface [1 7].

Higher education has met large challenges before think of Lincoln's establishment of land grant colleges during the Civil War, the G.I. Bill that sent millions of veterans to college after World War II and President Truman laying the groundwork to develop community colleges.

This amended proposal left only the transfer of responsibility for mental health care to the territory of Alaska and the establishment of land grants to support this care.

In the third step, the social potential is transferred into the economic potential by linking the C sequestration potential to establishment and land costs.

The divergence estimates for D. dhufarensis are congruent with the temporal range of these events, and the establishment of land bridges likely served as dispersal routes for this lineage to colonize the Arabian Peninsula.

The Trevors were doubly estranged for being, not just Protestant, but the wrong kind of Protestant, because they did not belong to the old establishment of landed gentry.