Sentence examples for foremost land from inspiring English sources

But isn't the U.S. the foremost land of equal opportunity where people have the greatest chance of getting ahead?

That vision must include, first and foremost, land tenure, based on sound principles of urban planning.

Scholastic also brought on board Jesse Masyr of Gold & Wachtel, former deputy borough president of Manhattan and one of the foremost land-use lawyers in the city; William J. Higgins of Higgins & Quasebarth, as preservation consultant; and Robert Silman Associates as structural engineers.

Many of the delivery bodies operate first and foremost as land dealers and surveyors concerned with numbers and management, not design.

First and foremost, the land must have conservation value: is it habitat for plants and animals, does it protect the watershed, provide scenic views, preserve historic spots or structures or opportunities for outdoor recreation?

The soil constraints related to soil texture and soil structure are particularly affecting low and intermediate input farming LUTs, while the constraints related to irregular soil depth and stony and rocky soil conditions are foremost affecting mechanized land preparation and harvesting operations, of high-level input mechanized farming LUTs.

Bears Ears, first and foremost, is indigenous land.

Foremost authority on land reform as a means for improving the lives of rural people in the Third World.

Pará's state government has appointed the foremost expert on Amazonian land law, José Benatti, to manage what amounts to an amnesty; so far he has issued over 30,000 title deeds.The government promises to go further.

Foremost among these are land disputes between the Hopi and the neighbouring Navajo.

One of Malaysia's foremost experts on indigenous land rights, Colin Nicholas, says at least 200 such cases are working their way through the courts in Sarawak alone.