Sentence examples for expropriating land from inspiring English sources

The Spanish authorities, paid landowners in return for expropriating land considered to be toxic.

To help make up the difference, they rely on expropriating land from farmers and flogging it to bullish property developers.

But the more common method is the contentious process of expropriating land that is not fulfilling its "social function".

At Mr Mahachi's funeral this week, he vowed to continue expropriating land and any other foreign-owned resources to eradicate the legacy of British colonialism.

They suffer from a chronic shortfall of tax revenues, which they partly fill by expropriating land from farmers and selling it to developers at a hefty markup.

The movement's leaders say the Yemeni government — based in the north — has systematically discriminated against the south, expropriating land, expelling southerners from their jobs and starving them of public money.

Government expropriates land for roads and tunnels, windfarms and mines.

The authorities take advantage of the often murky land registry to expropriate land Palestinians say is theirs.

The county was formally established in 1852, when the governor of Buenos Aires province, Vicente López, expropriated land from the existing county of Quilmes.

ISRAEL: CONTENTIOUS ROADWAY -- The Jerusalem municipality is starting to expropriate land from Palestinians in southeast Jerusalem to build an eastern road that circumnavigates the congested city.

Ortega's government has granted Wang, among many other sweeping powers, the ability to expropriate land along the canal route, which may affect as many as thirty thousand Nicaraguan property owners.