Sentence examples for land citing from inspiring English sources

In exchanges played by Colombian media Quiroga requests emergency permission to land citing "fuel emergency".

Meanwhile, the NT government is continuing to talk up the prospects for north-east Arnhem Land, citing oil and gas exploration but also new opportunities, such as tourism.

Bundy followers say federal officials have blocked residents from hunting, fishing and hiking on the land, citing potential habitat damage.

Judge A.C. Bradley ruled against Lone Wolf, holding that Congress had the authority to allot the land, citing United States v. Kagama.

Solis said she was continuing to study whether it was proper to hold raves on county-owned land, citing significant health and safety concerns and loss of life.

At Tuesday's council meeting, the developers didn't indicate they had any clear vision for the land, citing the businesses already within walking distance.

These are just a few of the many establishments for Westerners that have sprung up in postliberation Kabul, capital of the land cited by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld as a model and described by President Bush last month as the "first victory in the war on terror".

Though Marketing Land cites some examples of how QR codes can sometimes work, and they're much more effective in Asia, the fact there's a need for an article describing such is a testimony for it's universally accepted failure.

He explained that some of his work is an attempt to reverse the displacement of people from their lands, citing the 1847 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo when Mexicans became U.S. citizens when their border changed overnight.

But in recent years, the bureau has ordered closures on certain grazing lands, citing the long-term damage scientists say grazing can cause when land is stressed by drought.

But Rabbi Beck said that "really the Jews have the best of times in the Muslim lands," citing Iran's treatment of its 8,756-member 8,756-memberation, who have their own schools, their own synagogues, and a sitting MP, despite their population dwindling from 150,000 since 1948 and consistent marginalization.