Sentence examples for general lands from inspiring English sources

That said, the review is likely to be rather more existentially challenging to the BBC Trust itself, the body that has the often uncomfortable task of reconciling sometimes conflicting responsibilities - those of regulator, representative of licence-fee payers (who for these purposes can be seen as the owners) and occasional human shield when the Director General lands in a spot of bother.

Myenzi said that of the 1,825 general land disputes reported in 2011, 1,095 involved powerful investors.

Specific land-tenure customs varied considerably from island to island, even among those with related cultures, but in general land was owned by extended families or lineages.

"The goal of land use regulation is to achieve and maintain a balance, and noise per se is not a general land use issue," Mr. Rose said.

In 1882 he went to Texas, where he worked on a ranch, in a general land office, and later as teller in the First National Bank in Austin.

After Taylor's success at the polls, Lincoln expected to be named commissioner of the general land office as a reward for his campaign services, and he was bitterly disappointed when he failed to get the job.

In Austin, 360 miles east, the state's general land commissioner was collecting bids to do what conservationists say is all but unheard of — selling a state wildlife preserve to a private buyer.

To this end she ordered a general land survey that fixed clearly and permanently the boundaries of individual estates, and she granted the nobility the exclusive right to exploit both the subsoil and surface resources of their land and to market the products of their estates and of their serfs' labour.

High resolution land cover data was aggregated to 11 general land cover classes.

Land law has also been split into general land issues and tenancy issues.

Location of sampling stations is selected and geo-referenced using GPS Global Positioning Systemm) if available and the general land use described 6.