Sentence examples for for the same land from inspiring English sources

The 59-year battle for the same land of Zionist and Palestinian national movements has not been good for anyone.

Despite all that, the Oslo Accords remain a great landmark in the histories of two peoples fighting for the same land.

By trying a market-based idea, the group hopes to compete more effectively with commercial interests vying for the same land.

Mr. Cuomo is investigating whether different companies colluded to divide territory and avoid bidding against one another for the same land.

As he put it, there was no Middle Pleistocene kingdom ruling over everything, but rather many competing houses vying for the same land.

Yet many continue to see the conflict not as the battle of two national movements for the same land — one resolved by the United Nations in 1947 in favor of two states, one Jewish and one Palestinian, in the Holy Land — but as a fight against a colonial intruder who must be banished.

Yet if this biofuel production causes deforestation, whether directly or indirectly through the displacement of other agricultural land use, the one-off GHG release during deforestation could take over 20 years to offset by growing sugar cane feedstock for bioethanol on the same land.

The resultant loss of people, property, services, livelihoods, and history (especially for those whose ancestors farmed the same land for generations before) can trigger powerful feelings of chronic loss and fatigue, hopelessness, helplessness, despair, and generalised anxiety in those who remain and in those who are displaced.

They compete for the same prize, the same land, the same control of resources.

William Wentworth Daniel was born in Holsworthy, north Devon, the son of a small farmer, George, whose forebears had farmed the same land for generations, and his wife, Margaret (nee Hooper).

For the future period with the same land use distribution, the median simulated soil erosion rate was 4.2 t/ha/year and the soil life expectancy was 249 years.